Board Leadership: Reaching consensus
What does it really mean to reach agreement in a group? Many nonprofits operate with the goal of consensus in mind – the idea that…
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The Geraldine R. Dodge Foundation Launches President and CEO Search
The Geraldine R. Dodge Foundation is pleased to announce the launch of a national search for its next President and CEO. This leadership transition marks an exciting new chapter in our commitment to advancing our mission and vision to close the racial wealth gap in New Jersey.
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After spending the last few years listening and learning but also steadily moving our funding to support racial justice organizations, we are strongly anchored in our vision and mission.
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Advancing Housing Justice: Addressing Racial Inequities in New Jersey
In this piece, we will examine issues related to housing justice and affordable housing initiatives, while also highlighting organizations who dedicate their work to advocating for these issues.
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Sustainable Jersey: Starting with the lunch line, students push for sustainable solutions
Raritan High School and Cape May City Elementary work to ditch plastic Students across New Jersey are pushing for their schools to operate more sustainably,…
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Technical Assistance: Choosing to change board culture
Diversity has been the talk of, and about, boards for a long time, albeit with more talk than action. Boards of nonprofits remain, according to…
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Sustainable Jersey Celebrates 10-Year Anniversary
Decade of empowering communities to create a better tomorrow Looking back to the launch of Sustainable Jersey in 2009, we can track some remarkable changes.…
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What your organization needs to become resilient
The term “financial resilience” has proliferated in the capacity-building community as a north star for nonprofit organizations. But how do you get resilient, especially when…
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Sustainable Jersey: Dying trees get new life as vibrant public art
Highland Park High School students lead movement to repurpose twin Oak trees Two magnificent oak trees that had stood on the front lawn of Highland…
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Gallery at 14 Maple: Seeing the Unseen explores our shared humanity
Morris Arts invites the public to attend the reception and opening of seeing the unseen, a new Gallery at 14 Maple exhibit featuring works depicting people and…
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The story behind the new Atlantic City Community Fund
Atlantic City residents, nonprofits, and community organizations are invited to apply to the Atlantic City Community Fund for grants supporting work that enhances the quality of life…
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What we're learning: We all have a Freddie Mercury moment inside
Like many fans of the band Queen, I anxiously awaited the release of the film Bohemian Rhapsody. It chronicles the band’s rise to super star…
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Is your board giving policy helping your diversity initiatives — or holding them back?
Adopting a board giving policy has become fairly commonplace in our country’s nonprofit sector. Board giving policies provide clarity about the board’s anticipated role as…
