MNA’s 600+ nonprofit members address a broad array of missions, come from all four corners of the state, and range in size from the smallest all-volunteer nonprofits to the largest organizations in Montana.
MNA’s 600+ nonprofit members address a broad array of missions, come from all four corners of the state, and range in size from the smallest all-volunteer nonprofits to the largest organizations in Montana.
MNA’s professional and organizational development programming provides access to the trainings, materials, and resources nonprofit professionals need the most.
The Nonprofit Capacity results are back!⬇️“The findings were clear that while Pacific Northwest nonprofits show remarkable strength in facing both external and internal challenges, there are many areas of capacity need that funders, donors, support organizations, and others in the community can support. Here are a few top findings: ➡️ Missions and culture of Pacific Northwest nonprofits are strong. ➡️ Resources and people are top perceived capacity needs. ➡️ Organizations struggle with time, resources, and ability to measure impact. ➡️ Succession planning and leadership development are high capacity needs.”Read the full report here - bit.ly/3ZVSrjwRecently, we were thrilled to partner with the five state #nonprofit associations in our funding region to survey organizations regarding their capacity to carry out their missions. Read top findings and access the full report via link in comments.A shoutout and thank you to our wonderful collaborators: The Foraker Group, Montana Nonprofit Association, Nonprofit Association of Oregon, Nonprofit Association of Washington, and Idaho Nonprofit Center – and to every nonprofit who participated! ... See MoreSee Less