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NONPROFIT FUNDING ALERT 📣Several grant deadlines are approaching, and I wanted to get these opportunities in front of no...
09/13/2026

NONPROFIT FUNDING ALERT 📣

Several grant deadlines are approaching, and I wanted to get these opportunities in front of nonprofit leaders while there is still time to act.

This month's NexLevel September Grant Alert includes four current opportunities with funding ranging from $2,000 to more than $25,000, depending on the program.

Opportunities include support for:
✅ Florida nonprofit organizations
✅ Community programs and events
✅ Culinary workforce and job training
✅ Collaborative regional initiatives

The first deadline is September 14, 2026, with additional deadlines on September 22, September 30, and October 2.

Review the Grant Alert for eligibility, funding amounts, deadlines, and application information.
Before applying, always review the funder's full guidelines to make sure your organization and proposed project are a strong fit.

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08/12/2026

Board training is not just for new board members.

Every board member needs ongoing education so they can understand their role, ask better questions, review information responsibly, and support the organization with confidence.

Training can cover governance, fiduciary responsibilities, financial oversight, fundraising, conflict of interest, ethics, and the difference between oversight and day-to-day management.

Strong boards are developed over time.

This is Step 10 in my Board Selection Series: Board Training: Why Every Board Member Needs Ongoing Education.

Follow for more nonprofit startup and board development guidance.



08/10/2026

Once someone officially joins your nonprofit board, the process is not over.

New board members need orientation.

Orientation helps them understand the mission, programs, bylaws, meeting structure, board responsibilities, current goals, and how the organization operates.

Do not leave new board members to figure it out on their own.

Prepare them to serve with clarity and confidence.

This is Step 9 in my Board Selection Series: Board Orientation for New Board Members.

Follow for the next step in the series.



08/07/2026

Adding someone to your nonprofit board should not be handled casually.

Once you have identified a potential board member, had the conversation, and reviewed their information, the next step is making it official.

That means reviewing your bylaws, following the proper approval process, documenting the decision in the meeting minutes, and updating your board records.

A strong board starts with structure.

This is Step 8 in my Board Selection Series: How to Officially Add Someone to Your Nonprofit Board.

Follow for the next step in the series.


08/05/2026

Before someone officially joins your nonprofit board, give them information to review and complete.

A board candidate packet helps bring structure to the selection process. It can include your mission, program overview, board role description, meeting schedule, term length, expectations, and questions about the person’s skills, experience, availability, and plans for contributing.

This step helps both the organization and the potential board member determine whether the role is the right fit.

Board selection should be thoughtful, clear, and organized.

This is Step 6 in my Board Selection Series: Board Candidate Packet: What to Send Before They Join.

Need a sample board candidate packet? Reach out to me at [[email protected]](mailto:[email protected]).

Follow for the next step in the series.

07/28/2026

You found someone who may be a good fit for your nonprofit board. Now what?

Do not rush the process.

Before inviting someone to serve, take time to have a real conversation. Learn more about their interest in the mission, their experience, their availability, and how they see themselves contributing to the organization.

Board selection should be thoughtful. Finding a potential board member is only the beginning. The next step is making sure the fit makes sense for both the person and the nonprofit.

This is Step 5 in my Board Selection Series: You Found a Potential Board Member. Now What?

Follow for the next step in the series.

07/28/2026

Before you recruit board members, be clear about the type of board your nonprofit needs.

Is it a working board, a governance board, or a mixed board?

A working board may provide hands-on support for fundraising, outreach, events, marketing, or volunteer coordination.

A governance board focuses more on oversight, strategy, accountability, financial review, policies, and mission protection.

Many growing nonprofits need a mix of both.

The key is clarity. When expectations are clear from the beginning, it becomes easier to recruit the right people and build a stronger board.

This is Step 7 in my Board Selection Series.

Follow for the next step.

You received your 501(c)(3). Now what? Download the free Nonprofit Starter Kit to start organizing your board, programs,...
07/21/2026

You received your 501(c)(3). Now what?

Download the free Nonprofit Starter Kit to start organizing your board, programs, structure, and funding readiness.

07/17/2026

You found someone who may be a good fit for your nonprofit board. Now what?

Do not rush the process.

Before inviting someone to serve, take time to learn more about their interest in the mission, experience, availability, and whether they understand the responsibilities of board service.

Board selection should be thoughtful, not rushed.

This is Step 5 in my Board Selection Series: You Found a Potential Board Member. Now What?

Follow for the next step in the series.

07/17/2026

Looking for board members?

Be specific.

Do not just say you need people to serve. Share the mission, explain the role, and communicate the skills or experience your nonprofit is looking for.

Clarity helps attract the right people.

Step 4 in my Board Selection Series: How to Communicate What You Need in a Board Member.

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