by Craig Anderson DOVER — Teen mothers arrived cradling their babies who were months, if not weeks or days old. Some senior citizens needed assistance walking to the rally point, others moved slowly on their own. Approximately 200 Delawareans of all generations gathered at Legislative Hall to voice concerns about the looming elimination of nearly $46 […]
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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: Dover, DE – The Delaware Alliance for Nonprofit Advancement (DANA) has partnered with Nonprofit Finance Fund to bring their training “Financial Management for Nonprofit Sustainability” to Delaware on April 15. This course is made possible thanks to support from Discover Bank. The financial heath of any nonprofit is critical to its sustainability. As the […]
Insights for Nonprofit Board Members and Leaders to help them advance their mission
For Immediate Release: Wilmington, DE – With increased demand for services, and shifting and shrinking funding resources, nonprofits in Delaware are pressured more than ever to work more effectively and efficiently. The current $350 million funding gap in the State budget, reduced corporate philanthropy dollars also makes it important for nonprofits to be able to articulate their impact […]
Imagine these scenarios: a nonprofit submits a request for funding only to be turned down due to failure to meet prior grant requirements; a nonprofit cannot reapply for a contract because they did not turn in the necessary reports; a nonprofit learns they lost their tax-deductible status since they did follow IRS rules for filing. The Delaware Alliance […]
Nonprofit leader training and networking sessions set March 24, April 1
The Delaware Alliance for Nonprofit Advancement has launched its spring semester of nonprofit trainings across the state. These courses were made possible thanks to a generous grant from Discover Bank. Collaboration skills ranked as a top priority for social sector leadership for the next five to 10 years In the 2015 report Leveraging Social Sector Leadership, from the […]
by Pamela Leland A truism in strategic planning is that you’ll never get there if you don’t know where you’re going. The same principle applies to program evaluation … i.e., you’ll never be able to document your impact if you don’t know what you are trying to accomplish. As someone who is, by nature, both […]