Visionary Voices

Visionary Voices is a platform dedicated to sharing bold ideas, lessons learned, and insights that can truly make a difference in philanthropy. Whether you’ve developed a unique strategy, discovered powerful lessons from challenges, or have expert advice to help others grow, your voice matters here. Stories of success—and the valuable insights gained along the way—have the power to inspire, connect, and spark conversations that move the sector forward. Share your expertise or personal experiences today, because the future of giving needs voices like yours. Contribute and be part of something bigger.

Global philanthropy depicted through earth living in a forest.

Importance of Global Philanthropy

When individuals, companies, and communities come together to help others, they can fill the gaps that governments and businesses sometimes miss. Philanthropy turns hopes, dreams and empathy into real action. Its full potential, however, can only be reached when it’s embraced as a global effort.

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An image of wooden blocks that spell out the word "sell." The letter S is on a corner, and you can see the letter "T" so that the word could be read as "tell." It illustrates a blog post on storytelling, which is your nonprofit’s most powerful tool.

Storytelling Is Out. Storyselling Is In.

Storytelling is your nonprofit’s most powerful marketing tool. But everyone else is using it, too. If you want to stand out from the crowd, you need storyselling—a strategic form of storytelling designed to motivate your donors and prospects to action. 

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An image of a transparent piggybank, to illustrate the idea that transparency and accountability are vital to a nonprofit's success.

Transparency and Accountability in Philanthropy: Why It Matters

Philanthropy has always been about solving the world’s biggest challenges, like providing access to education, healthcare, and support for those in need. But as more money flows into the nonprofit sector, more questions are being asked of nonprofit leadership. Most of them revolve around three topics: Where’s all the money going? How are decisions made? What’s actually changing?

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