TENNESSEE NONPROFIT NETWORK EXPLORES THE BURGEONING AI WORLD IN NONPROFITS Deep in the heart of your bustling nonprofit, a revolution is brewing. Invisible to the naked eye, yet potent in its potential, Artificial Intelligence (AI) is weaving its magic, transforming the very fabric of your organization. Imagine a world where repetitive tasks, once the bane […]
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Episode 1: Momentum’s Glow-Up featuring Tim Delaney and Abby Garrison Episode 2: That’s Incredible! The Best Nonprofit Stories You’ll Hear This Year! featuring Erica Roberts and Christy Passmore Episode 3: Remaining Nonpartisan During an Election Year featuring Tiffany Gourley Carter and Sumita Keller Episode 4: Hot Dogs, Data, and Continuous Improvement featuring Brian Straessle and
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Episode 1: Are We Really Fighting Poverty? featuring Ayanna Johnson-Watkins and Sutton Mora Episode 2: How to Detox Your Nonprofit featuring Brittanie Young Episode 3: Managing “Messy” featuring Dr. Bev Vitali and Cassandra Webster Episode 4: The Self-Aware Employee featuring Foluke Houston-Gaddis Episode 5: Risky Fundraising featuring Ted Bilich Episode 6: Public Policy is Your
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Episode 1: Revenge is a Dish Best Served Donated featuring Dr. Greg Witkowski Episode 2: Nonprofit Leadership Landmines featuring Dana Wilson and Nikki Gibbs Episode 3: Nonprofit Sustainability Isn’t a Thing featuring Vu Le and Amber Hamilton Episode 4: Fundraising for People Who Hate Fundraising featuring Rachel Ramjattan Episode 5: The Good, the Bad, and
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Please note this is different legislation than the Streamlining Federal Grants Act. A big thank you to those of you who signed on. Tennessee has the second-most signatures behind Maryland! BACKGROUND Since 1917, the federal charitable tax deduction has provided a tax deduction for donations made to nonprofit organizations by taxpayers who itemize their tax
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Tennessee Nonprofit Network is excited to announce a two-day legislative engagement event that will empower nonprofit staff and board members to be confident advocates and carry that confidence with them to meet with our elected officials and advocate for our sector and the work that our organizations do. This two-day event will serve as a
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Take action to support the Streamlining Federal Grants Act! Tennessee Nonprofit Network urges organizations to show their support for the Streamlining Federal Grants Act (S. 2286/H.R. 5934), legislation that could revolutionize federal grantmaking and address critical systemic barriers faced by nonprofits in Tennessee by reviewing this support letter and then signing here. With over 40,000
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Momentum Nonprofit Partners rebranded to Tennessee Nonprofit Network, signifying the official launch of Tennessee’s first statewide nonprofit association. The organization will leverage national nonprofit expertise, statewide research and insight from partners across Tennessee to provide resources that promote operational excellence among partner organizations while advocating for policies at the State Capitol that strengthen nonprofit business
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Developed by the Mid-South Philanthropy Network as a self audit, the purpose of the Memphis Funders’ Racial Equity Audit is to measure the extent of local equitable grantmaking, uncover shortfalls, and reflect on and put into action ways to create more racially equitable grantmaking. The first audit was conducted in 2020, covering a three-year period. This second audit covers the next three years.
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This case study has been developed in partnership with Momentum Nonprofit Partners, representatives from Shelby County (TN) government and Christian Brothers University. The purpose for this case study is to highlight the impact that intentional and structured partnerships between the government and nonprofit sectors have on the communities they serve. This case study will explore the steps Shelby County took to establish their evolving government-nonprofit sector partnership model as well as the impact that this innovative partnership model has made and will continue to make in the Mid-South community.
