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05/29/2026

The rescue missions that have stabilized cash flow aren't the biggest ones. They're the ones that decided visibility was a strategy.
Six moves that actually work - no bigger budget required.
Full framework on the blog🔗https://hubs.ly/Q04jpJXh0

05/28/2026

It's no secret that cash flow can be brutal at many missions. These are three things missions managing their cash flow well have in common:

1. Real-time cash visibility (not a 12-month budget - a 13-week rolling forecast).

2. Diversified gift timing (monthly recurring donors who land in February and August, not just December).

3. Intentional unrestricted reserve building, even when every grant pulls in the opposite direction.

Read the full breakdown:

A practical framework for rescue mission cash flow management. Six steps to build the visibility, reserves, and infrastructure that protect mission delivery.

05/27/2026

Your grant payment is late. Payroll is in 9 days. And you're doing the math on whether to delay the food purchase or the utility payment.
This isn't a fundraising failure. It's a structural one — and 52% of rescue missions are living it right now.
The full breakdown is on the blog. Read here: https://hubs.ly/Q04h-D3f0

05/27/2026

62% of BIPOC-led NYC nonprofits hold three months or less of operating reserves. The number isn't an outlier.

Most rescue missions are running on three months of cash, sometimes less. The 13-week cash flow window has become the default operating posture for the sector.

Why it's structural, not bad management, and what's actually loading the pressure: in yesterdays blog article.

Read "Why Rescue Missions Run on Three Months of Cash and a Prayer": https://hubs.ly/Q04h-WkK0
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52% of homeless service providers report inconsistent year-to-year funding. Here is why rescue missions live in cash flow crisis and what is structurally driving it.

05/25/2026

Memorial Day isn't a long weekend. It's a debt we can't pay back. Today we think about the people who didn't come home - real people, with families and futures they gave up. Take a minute today. Actually mean it.

05/22/2026

The campus ministries holding their support base right now aren't the ones with the best content.
They figured out one thing: in a shrinking donor pool, retention IS fundraising. Every supporter you lose costs ~5x to replace.
Inside the new blog: the 5 retention moves the ministries surviving 2025 are actually making.
Read the full breakdown here: https://hubs.ly/Q04hFdNg0
Want a real conversation about your team? Head to https://hubs.ly/Q04hFdpH0
Your weekends shouldn't be eaten by spreadsheets. 🙏

05/22/2026

The donor pool is reshaping, not disappearing. Committed givers grew their gifts in 2024.

The ministries holding their numbers are doing one thing differently: treating retention as the front line of fundraising, not the back end. Stewardship cadence. Lapse alerts. Recognition that scales without feeling automated.

Read more here: https://hubs.ly/Q04hDWYD0

A practical retention playbook for campus ministry support raising. Five moves that protect committed supporters and grow giving even as the pool shrinks.

05/20/2026

You're not imagining it.
The asks are harder. The yes-es are smaller. The $100/month supporter is stretching to $50.
It's not a bad year of fundraising. It's a 40-year shift — and 2025 is just the year it caught up.
You're not failing. The market shifted. Your training didn't.
Full breakdown on the blog. Read here: https://hubs.ly/Q04hm-q40

05/18/2026

Religion's share of total US charitable giving dropped from 62% in 1984 to 23% in 2024.

If you raise support for campus ministry, you're not imagining it. The asks are harder. The yes-es are smaller. The donor pool feels older than it did three years ago.

This isn't a year of bad fundraising. It's a 40-year structural shift, and 2025 is the year it finally caught up with most ministries.

The encouraging part: committed givers are giving more, not less. Median household giving went down. But millennial committed givers grew 22% in 2024 and surpassed Gen X. The donor pool isn't disappearing. It's reshaping.

Read:

Religion's share of charitable giving fell from 62% to 23% over four decades. Here is what the structural decline in religious giving means for campus ministry.

05/15/2026

The Christian schools stabilizing enrollment right now aren't outspending anyone on marketing. They have simply stopped flying blind. 📈 Read more here 👉 https://hubs.ly/Q04gcGYy0