Now more than ever we are experiencing the importance and impact of nonprofit missions throughout the world. We admire the vital leadership role you are playing at this moment. At CCS Fundraising, our primary concern lies with the health and safety of our people, our nonprofit partners, and those in our communities at greatest risk. We understand that your organizations may be seeking guidance on how to proceed during this unique time and we are offering our perspectives and lessons learned from over seven decades of nonprofit advisory leadership.
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As the COVID-19 crisis continues to change the way we work, it is valuable to think about how even the smallest improvements can set you up for success later. This article speaks to the small wins that can help your organization build momentum no matter the current situation.
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