We hear about it all the time. Because resources are low and what a website truly means for their organizations isn’t clear, nonprofit leaders use volunteer staff, teenagers in high school, or a donor’s resources to help them establish their web presence. It seems like a good deal - the volunteer meets the needs of the nonprofit and the nonprofit avoids investing money and time into a website. But, when you explore the problems associated with doing this, you uncover the true cost of using volunteers to create your worldwide presence.
In the diverse world of nonprofits, finding clarity amidst the myriad of missions and approaches is key to making a meaningful impact. Introducing the Nonprofit Unifying Framework - a strategic tool designed to offer guidance in a friendly and approachable manner, steering organizations towards clarity, purpose, and effectiveness.
It seems that every nonprofit we work with tries to reinvent the wheel when it comes to the structure of their websites. But, with so many successful models of nonprofit websites available online, you don't have to be one of them. Are you wondering what it would take for your nonprofit to have an effective web presence that increases donors, volunteers, and supporters? Then read on.
It's a common mistake for nonprofit leaders to believe that they can just buy a website the same way you buy a computer or a suit. Avoid the common issues that result from poor planning and the wrong expectations of what you really need to have in order to create a successful web presence for your organization.
Are you experiencing anxiety just thinking about building your nonprofit website? Do you hesitate to start the project because you need a clear plan of action to help? Learn about the top 5 things that will assist you on your way to a powerful, compelling web presence.
