Donor engagement has always been important, and prior to COVID-19, few in the non-profit space were doing it as effectively as they could be. Just before Valentine’s Day 2020, TNPA launched the #Tell Us What You Love campaign. Driven by…

Later today the House is expected to pass the Health and Economic Recovery Omnibus Emergency Solutions—HEROES—Act. This $3 trillion bill is the largest aid package in history. Having just been introduced earlier this week, this bill is effectively a starting…

"The time to buy is when there's blood in the streets." — Baron Rothschild. Eventually, Team Human will prevail against COVID-19.  The question is how many irreplaceable lives and how much uncountable treasure we will lose in the fight.  In…

COVID-19 has been dominating the news, and with good reason.  While the situation is certainly “fluid,” it is likely that many organizations will continue to ask their employees to work remotely -- at least periodically -- for some time.  …

First in a series of five If you’re like me, you have been invited to many webinars lately, most of them focused on how social good organizations can survive the COVID-19 crisis. But if our missions are as important as…

We've been hearing two big things from nonprofit professionals about the current crisis: I keep having to talk my board or senior management off a ledge I don't have time to do my normal job, much less add on to…

The Coronavirus pandemic has essentially shut down all State legislative activity that regulates solicitation of charitable contributions.  Only five States have their full legislatures in session at this time:  AR, MA, NJ, PA, and VT.  Missouri’s State House is in…

Reports of USPS Shutting Down by June are Premature Yesterday, TNPA members flagged a couple media articles that faulted the CARES Act for not appropriating funding to the USPS (instead opting to increase USPS borrowing power by $10 billion). In…