Nonprofits tend to be pretty risk-averse. I mean, failing could mean losing donor confidence, right? But on the other hand, how can we expect to pursue our missions without trying new things? I sat down with Antonio Cardona from Pillsbury United Communities to talk about how nonprofits can take certain risks today to make a lasting difference in their communities.
Related: Running a Nonprofit is No Easy Task
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Recent Podcast Episodes
140: Serenity Now | Can the President Seize a Nonprofit’s Assets?
139: Counting On Our Fingers | Understanding The Long Wait Times for IRS Tax Exemption Applications
138: Trump Vs. Harvard | Can the President Revoke a Nonprofit’s Tax-Exempt Status?
137: This Is Not Mad Men | Advice for Executive Directors Managing Their Board with David Rhode
136: Please Sir, Can I Have Some More? | How to Thrive in Nonprofit Fundraising in 2025
135: One Big Nugget | What Nonprofits Need to Know About DEI & Trump’s Executive Order
134: Witchcraft Ceremonies & Monster Truck Shows | Dissolving a Nonprofit with an SBA Disaster Loan
133: We’re All Pre-Fired | Hiring an Interim Executive Director with Roger Meyer
