Nonprofit New York Learning Communities Group / November 2023 by Michelle Muri

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2023-11-07 16:07:18 UTC

Smaller organizations are more at risk implementing CCF principles.

2023-11-07 16:23:32 UTC

centering community allows us to fundraise from a perspective the gives the "served" the power to say what they need and how it can most help them VS prioritizing only what the donor would like to achieve

2023-11-07 16:23:36 UTC

valuing time as a donation means being more intentional about volunteers

2023-11-07 16:23:40 UTC

Reframing our role

2023-11-07 16:23:45 UTC

CCF encourages me to think differently about my role. We are teachers, coaches, advisors, community organizers … not fundraisers.

approaching fundraising collaboratively/as partners (valuing all who contribute to strenthening community) with other similar orgs can really make way for funding that supports innovation/large scale change for an entire sector VS cannibalizing each other for funding

2023-11-07 16:25:06 UTC

Principle 11

2023-11-07 16:25:21 UTC

The nature of funding administration - and of the nonprofit space in general - means organizations are positioned to compete for resources; the funding model itself creates tensions that undermine what could be improved community services

How to talk to my boss and the leadership about implementing CCF principles when they push back?

2023-11-07 16:37:24 UTC