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Add Chapters to Make an Old Association Feel New

Associations Now

Launching a chapter network has helped PEN America, a literary organization with almost 100 years of history, recruit new members and reinvent opportunities for member engagement at the local level. The decision comes at a critical time for the organization, which represents writers. In a nutshell, they went where the action was.

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Starting Chapters? In 2019?

Mariner Management

But that’s not the story over at PEN America , a literary organization with nearly 100 years of history. They launched new chapters in six focus regions: Austin, Birmingham, Detroit, Piedmont North Carolina, Tulsa, and Dallas/Fort Worth.

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Social Media and Newsletter Ideas for November 2022

Nonprofit Marketing Guide

Share how your organization recycles. Or dispel an absurd notion people believe about your organization. How can you relate these things to your organization? Feature those volunteers who go above and beyond making your clients feel loved. 11/15: America Recycles Day. 11/15: National Philanthropy Day. 11/20: Absurdity Day.

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Social Media Roundup: Efficiency Is More Than Just a Number

Associations Now

Why you’ll fall short if you take just a by-the-numbers approach to gauging your organization’s efficiency. But measuring your organization’s efficiency is not all about how fast you can deliver. link] @weknownext @shrm #tulsa #oklahoma. Sure, speed rules.

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To increase the hiring of diverse asset managers, foundations must lead by example

Candid

Tulsa Community Foundation/George Kaiser Family Foundation, Casey Family Programs, and the Silicon Valley Community Foundation closely follow Knight with more than a third of their portfolio invested with diverse-owned firms. We encourage other organizations to continue gathering data on the diversity of their endowment managers.