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Redirecting the Conversation: How to Keep It Light and Fun

Nonprofit professionals often enjoy the rewards of mission-driven work, but let’s be real—no amount of virtue makes us immune to awkward moments. We’ve all been at a family gathering or dinner party where the conversation… read more

Honoring the Past and Embracing the Future: Recognizing Native American Contributions in 2024

As we reflect on the rich mosaic of American history, the Center for Nonprofit Advancement celebrates the profound influence of Native American leaders, visionaries, and communities. In 2024, their enduring contributions resonate as reminders of… read more

THE CENTER FOR NONPROFIT ADVANCEMENT CELEBRATES THE PARKS MAIN STREET’S CONTRIBUTIONS AND LOOKS TO THE FUTURE

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE November 21, 2024 THE CENTER FOR NONPROFIT ADVANCEMENT CELEBRATES THE PARKS MAIN STREET’S CONTRIBUTIONS AND LOOKS TO THE FUTURE [Washington, D.C.] – The Center for Nonprofit Advancement proudly celebrates The Parks Main… read more

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