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Overview Data Collection Methods Validity and Reliability When and How Quality and Volume Summary  Overview Data collection happens before analysis and reporting.

Valid and reliable data is the backbone of program analysis.  Collecting this data, however, is just one step in the greater process of measuring outcomes.  The five steps include:   1. Identify outcomes and develop performance measures.   2. Create and implement a data collection plan (discussed in this lesson).   3. Analyze the data.

Overview Definitions and Principles Phase 1. Request Phase 2. Analysis Phase 3. Implement Phase 4. Evaluation Readiness for Change Change Management Summary Overview

Overview Executive Director Strategic Plans Human Resources Board of Directors Finance and Fundraising Leadership Management Tools Summary  Overview Leading a nonprofit requires an understanding of the organizational structure as well as strong leadership skills.

Overview Where Is The Money Identifying Donors Developing Donors Make the Ask Keeping Momentum Summary Overview

Identifying and developing donors.

Effective donor identification and development is the lifeblood of any charitable organization. Donors who are willing and able to support your cause may be closer in reach than you expect.

Contents Overview Needs and Assets Define the Scope Determine Collaboration Collect Data Findings, Priorities, and Actions Share Findings Summary  Overview

There are many benefits to conducting a community assessment.

The following are ways an assessment can benefit your community; you can work with other organizations in your community to identify additional benefits as an exercise to build consensus and buy-in for the process.