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MNA Annual Conference 2024 Land Acknowledgement

September 25, 2024 Montana is the traditional homeland and common hunting grounds of several tribes, including the Assiniboine, Blackfeet, Chippewa Cree, Crow, Gros Ventre, Kootenai, Little Shell, Northern...

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Building Inclusive Boards

September 17, 2024 In the spring of 2024, MNA solicited requests for facilitators and participants to host a focus group exploring what it really means for boards to be welcoming and inclusive. We …...

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September 17, 2024 / Comments Off on Building Inclusive Boards

MNA’s Rural Outreach and Community Building Program Continues

September 13, 2024 MNA is excited to continue growing our rural community Nonprofit Ambassador program in 2025. This program aims to provide local capacity-building support to rural and under-resourced...

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2024 Candidates to the Board

September 12, 2024 The Montana Nonprofit Association Board of Directors is pleased to offer the following candidates for board service. Board members are elected by association members at the annual member...

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Bias Impact Response: A Transformative Option

August 29, 2024 Online course for MNA Members – learn on your own anytime, anywhere! $20 for MNA Members, Free for All Access Pass Holders Learn the fundamentals of transformative bias-impact...

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Your Message in Print: New Toolkit Available for Letters to the Editor & Op-eds

August 20, 2024 One of the most powerful ways to educate and engage your community on an issue you care about is to submit a letter to the editor (LTE) or a guest …...

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How to take care of your people with a parental leave policy

May 16, 2024 As we mark Mother’s Day, I am less than two weeks from my planned family leave to welcome a new baby into my family. This feels like a good time …...

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Goal Reached, What Now? 5 Post-Capital Campaign Tasks 

May 9, 2024 After years of planning, relationship-building, marketing, and fundraising, you’ve finally reached your capital campaign goal—congratulations! Depending on the nature of your campaign,...

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How to Project Future Finances With Nonprofit Bookkeeping

April 24, 2024 With nonprofits seeing a recent decline in revenue across the board, it’s more important than ever to plan ahead financially. Insights into your finances are crucial for determining the...

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Take the 2024 Nonprofit Capacity Survey

April 18, 2024 The five state nonprofit associations in the Northwest (MT, ID, OR, WA, & AK) are seeking to understand the strength of capacity in the nonprofit sector. Your participation in this...

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