Generosity in quotes
“Gratitude is about remembering. If there is a crisis of gratitude in contemporary life as some have claimed, it is because we are collectively forgetful.… Read More »Generosity in quotes
“Gratitude is about remembering. If there is a crisis of gratitude in contemporary life as some have claimed, it is because we are collectively forgetful.… Read More »Generosity in quotes
Even the most crass of nonprofit CEOs doesn’t come right out and tell the board it only matters for the money. However, when networks go… Read More »If you ain’t got money, honey . . .
Nonprofit boards are prone to seek a change-agent as their next CEO. You know, a visionary who can inspire the masses and kick a few… Read More »New leader, you thought the board wanted what?
“I learned what I must have forgotten somewhere in my busy, well-planned, and very ‘useful’ life. I learned that everything that is, is freely given… Read More »Generosity in quotes
Happy Thanksgiving, dear readers. In the spirit of the day, I pass along the following timely word from Chick Lane, director of the Center for… Read More »The sweet taste of gratitude
When approached about serving on the board of a ministry organization, it’s pro forma that prospective members are asked to commit the invitation to prayer.… Read More »In all thy (governance) ways, pray
While cleaning out a file cabinet that hasn’t been touched for several years, I came across “The Ten Immutable Laws of the (Fundraising) Universe,” dated… Read More »10 time-proven laws of fundraising
Here’s a bunch of Generous Matters-worthy reads about which I would have commented this past week, had I had time. It’s that time of year.… Read More »End of the week leftovers
“No one longs for what he or she already has, and yet the accumulated insight of those wise about the spiritual life suggests that the… Read More »Generosity in quotes
You probably don’t think of Discover, a magazine devoted to science, technology, and the future, as a likely source of governance advice. But that’s what… Read More »Shared governance and the cooperation instinct