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Hosted by Jennifer Yarbrough · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 100 episodes
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Are you a nonprofit leader who is looking for real insight into how to successfully startup, fundraise for, or successfully lead your nonprofit organization. If you answered yes, this podcast is for you.In this podcast you will discover: 1. What a nonprofit really is;2. Grant tips; and,3. Ways to raise money for your nonprofitI share with you how I have raised hundreds of millions of dollars stretching beyond traditional grants, and trained thousands of organizations across the globe. Sign up for my newsletter.Http://Bit.ly/jnnpodcastlist
Jennifer Yarbrough hosts Fundable by Design, a government show with 100 episodes published.
After 40 years in the nonprofit space, I've watched thousands of nonprofit leaders dedicate themselves to meaningful work without ever being taught how to build organizations that are sustainable, fundable, and prepared
Today, I want to ask you a question that may completely change the way you think about funding your nonprofit: who told you that grants were supposed to fund your entire organization? It's a belief I hear all the time. M
I want to challenge a common belief that many nonprofit leaders hold, because it may be the very thing keeping your organization stuck. It's not because you don't care, or you're not working hard, or because your mission
Most of you were never told the full truth about what you're actually starting when you launch a nonprofit organization. You were told about making a difference, serving your community, and even been told about grants an
When funding is tight, the first question most leaders ask is: "How do we get more money?" "How do we get more grants?" "Where are the donors?" But what if you're asking the wrong question? If you've been spending all yo
Many leaders believe their biggest problem is a lack of money. But after nearly 40 years in the nonprofit space, I've learned that the lack of money is often just a symptom. The real problem is usually a lack of capacity
Today, I want to challenge a belief that many nonprofit leaders have been taught to accept as fact: The better the program, the easier it will be to get grants, donors, and funding. It sounds logical. If the program is e
Today, I want to talk about a moment that almost every nonprofit leader experiences. It usually happens after the paperwork has been filed after the nonprofit has been approved. Everything seems to be moving forward. And
Today, I want to talk about some things you probably haven't heard about starting a nonprofit organization. Because when most people think about starting a nonprofit, they hear about the mission. They hear about making a
Today, I want to talk about a massive hidden crisis in the nonprofit space that most people don't even realize exists. It's not a funding crisis. It's not a grant crisis. It's a leadership crisis. Every day, nonprofit st
Many nonprofit leaders believe their program and their organization are the same thing. They're not. And this misunderstanding creates problems with funding, sustainability, leadership, and long-term growth. If you've ev
I want to have an honest conversation with nonprofit leaders today. Many people spend months planning their programs, defining their mission, and filing their paperwork. But they never stop to ask one critical question:
Have you noticed the pressure increasing inside your nonprofit? More community need. More expectations. More demand for your programs. But despite all of that… the funding still isn't consistently coming in. So today, I
I want to talk about something that is quietly affecting a lot of nonprofit leaders: Misinformation. I've seen many organizations struggle, not because the mission wasn't important, but because the leaders were operating
"I didn't realize running a nonprofit was this much work." Honestly, many people don't realize it because they were never shown what actually goes into operating an organization beyond the mission and the programs. I've
I want to talk about something many nonprofit leaders normalize without even realizing it: paying for the organization themselves. Not just financially, but emotionally, mentally, physically, and with their personal time
It's okay to ask for help. But more than that—it's necessary. Because doing it alone isn't a strength. Building with the right support is. If you've been carrying more than you should, this conversation will help you ret
Starting your nonprofit was one phase. But building it to last is a completely different one. Today, I want to talk about what it looks like to move beyond startup and begin building your organization for long-term susta
Are you still operating your nonprofit like it's in startup mode… even after several years? Still figuring things out. Still reacting instead of planning. Still inconsistent with funding, systems, or structure. If that s
What is a nonprofit structure, really? Because when many people start a nonprofit, they focus on the mission, the programs, and the paperwork—but not the structure that holds everything together. If you've been hearing t
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