Managing Change for Your Organization

Fundraising
Written By Linda Wastyn, PhD, CFRE, GPC
 

Some predict that up to 30% of nonprofits will not survive the pandemic and its economic aftermath. To become one of the 70% who survives and perhaps thrives in this environment, you need to adapt. These tips will help you identify areas of potential change, ways to change, and how to help your staff or other constituents through change.

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