Blog Posts

Board of Directors + Young People = YES!
Shameka.Harrington

It's never too early to build your board experience.

You’ve Got [Too Much] Mail.
Rachel.Aiken

Looking to improve your email outreach efforts? Give these tips a try!

One Size Does Not Fit All in Nonprofits or Sports

dheinen@ncnonpr...

One size doesn't fit all when it comes to nonprofits. Learn why this cookie cutter approach is a dangerous method of examination for the sector from our own David Heinen, Director of Public Policy and Advocacy.

The New Year is a Good Time…

Tracy.Careyette

New year, new you. Referesh yourself on important HR policies and procedures for your organization with our own Tracy Careyette.

Three Nonprofit Technology Trends for 2013
Paula.Jones

Our own Paula Jones, Director of Technology, provides a look into three tech trends for 2013. What do you see emerging in coming year for your organization?

Generosity from an Unexpected Source
Sandy.Pickett

Video games are not just fun and games. There is more to the story. Our own, Sandy Pickett, explains how she found generosity in her hobby and made her community a better place.

Remember To Breathe
Geia.Williams

Director of Member Service, Geia Williams, shares why it is important to stop and breathe. Life get's busy, coping is necessary. When you start to feel yourself stressing...remember to breathe.

Hire Me, Please!
Shameka.Harrington

Sometimes an unpaid internship is a great opportunity just waiting to reward you. Hear from Shameka Harrington, Program Assistant, on how her Center experience translated into a full time gig.

Mmmmm…Potlucks! A Low-Cost Idea for Building Staff Morale
Allie.Thomson

There is more to a staff potluck than a full belly. Staff member Allie Thomson details why these quarterly gatherings are treasured by staff.

What I've Learned About Asking for Help
Sarah.Weissberg

Asking for help is not always a bad thing. In fact, it can be quite good. Membership Director Sarah Weissberg  discusses how to ask for help and out of that develop success in her every day tasks and special projects.