10 Reasons Why Nonprofits Fail

Free Workshop Replay

Over half of the new nonprofits formed each year will close and many of those that remain open have limited functionality. There's no reason for nonprofits to fail. This is an opportunity for any nonprofit or faith leader to learn ways to grow their effectiveness.

I have worked with nonprofit leaders and clergy for over 35 years and have created systems that any leader can install into their organization to achieve greater board and volunteer engagement, take charge of their own schedule, and increase recurring revenue.

Hugh Ballou

SynerVision President and Founder

10 Reasons Why Nonprofits Fail

Or Have Limited Impact

View this workshop when you are available until the end date below.

Tuesday, 31 December 2024, at 22:59 pm Eastern Time

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What We Will Cover In The Event...

Eliminate the mistakes others have made and start up or re-start with focus and vigor! Identify the top 10 reasons nonprofits fail and learn how to prevent it.

Discover the Fundamentals

Many of the nonprofits that fail do not have the fundamentals in place. Learn what those fundamentals are and why those are critical to your success.
Upgrade Your Leadership Skills

Leadership is one of the most misunderstood words in our language. It's also misunderstood because what we have all been taught doesn't work. Master Hugh Ballou's 4 Principles of Leadership for your success.
Prevent Leader Burnout

So many of our skilled and dedicated nonprofit leaders quit just because they are burned out. Learn how to manage your time and resourses as a preventative for burnout.

Engage Your Board

One of the top issues with so many nonprofit organizations is that boards are not engaged and active participants. Learn how to recruit and engage board members.
Become "Fundable"

Grant writers tell us that so many nonprofits want them to write grants, but that many of those are not fundable. Discover what's needed to be fundable.
Bust the Myths About Planning

Having a current strategic plan is essential for several reasons. It's a road map and a tool for engagement for your board, committees, staff, and volunteers. Learn why it's so important.