Brandon Peacock built Hit the Ground Running around his own story as a trauma survivor — which made him the organization’s biggest asset and its biggest bottleneck. He and podcast host Tosha Anderson talk about what it actually takes to build a nonprofit that can run without its founder in the room.
Board members tuning out during financial reviews isn’t disinterest — it’s a presentation problem. Learn four practical strategies to turn dense financial reports into clear, engaging conversations that drive real board strategy.
When a team member isn’t delivering, the instinct is to question the hire. But according to HR expert Tiffany Slater, 70-75% of the time the real issue traces back to leadership. Here’s what nonprofit leaders need to look at first.
Burnout in the nonprofit sector gets a lot of attention. But neurodivergent burnout is a different conversation entirely. Here’s what leaders need to understand before it’s too late.
Most nonprofits think they have a CFO function — but really have a strong accounting function. Learn the difference between a traditional and strategic nonprofit CFO, why the shift is happening now, and how to know which model your organization needs.
Nonprofit accounting teams are stretched thin — but AI is changing that. From faster month-end close to predictive forecasting, explore 7 practical ways artificial intelligence is improving nonprofit finance and freeing CFOs to focus on strategy.
Most nonprofits don’t need more accounting — they need better financial leadership. Discover what a nonprofit CFO actually does, how the role differs from a nonprofit accountant, and how AI is accelerating the shift toward strategic finance.
AI isn’t replacing the nonprofit CFO — it’s raising the bar. Learn how artificial intelligence is shifting the CFO role from financial reporting to strategic decision support, and what that means for your organization.
Most nonprofit leaders have sent a press release into the void — crafted the announcement, hit send, and heard nothing. Here’s what journalists actually want, and how to make sure your next pitch gets noticed.
Discover how scenario planning can help your nonprofit navigate economic uncertainty. Learn to build agile financial strategies that future-proof your mission.
Burnout is becoming the norm in nonprofit leadership, but sustainable leadership is possible. Learn the weekly habits, operational shifts, and boundary-setting strategies nonprofit executives can use to reduce overwhelm, strengthen their organizations, and lead more effectively long term.
Budgeting isn’t just a spreadsheet. It’s a strategic tool that reveals whether your nonprofit is truly aligned with its mission.
This blog breaks down how to move beyond static budgets and start using them as a roadmap for decision-making, clarity, and impact. If your budget isn’t guiding your organization, it’s time to rethink how you’re using it.
Nonprofits often get stuck in a cycle of reactive fundraising, constantly chasing the next grant or campaign. Learn how shifting from survival mode to clarity and impact can help your organization build sustainable funding.
Grant competition is increasing in 2026 as AI expands volume and federal funding shifts. Nonprofits must move from spray-and-pray to strategic systems.
Donor retention is around 20%—and that’s a major risk to your nonprofit’s sustainability. Learn why donors stop giving and what leaders must change to build lasting relationships.
Federal grants in 2026 are stabilizing, but scrutiny is increasing. Learn new priorities, compliance risks, and how nonprofits should prepare.
Struggling with nonprofit data collection and grant reporting? Learn how to turn evaluation into a leadership tool that drives clarity and impact.
Rethinking philanthropy through a business lens. Nonprofits, government, and business leaders can collaborate to create lasting impact and economic mobility.
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Learn how to read a Statement of Financial Position, what it shows, and how leaders use it to make informed decisions.
