Insights

If you’re leading a nonprofit organization, we can imagine how tempting it is to try to fully inform donors on the intricacies of what it takes to move your mission forward.

We often create habits, routines, and processes that work just well enough to make us think we should keep on doing them.

We believe content is essential to establishing and maintaining a strong brand identity, but we also feel very strongly that the content should be marked by four important characteristics.

“We don’t want to ask for help when people are hurting so badly.” In 2020, as the pandemic’s effect on the economy started unfolding, nonprofits questioned their future. What was going to happen with the economy? Would people still give during a global crisis? Would current donors start giving to other immediate needs affected by…

Your nonprofit’s last two months of the year are largely dependent on what you do during the first ten months.

Liminal Creative is merging with Groundswell, whose founder, Bill Cummings will join our team as Co-Owner and Co-CEO.

The word “Liminal” means: “that space in-between where you are now and where you want to be in the future.”

We’ve made some societal advances toward balancing the scales of injustice — minimal compared to the work still in front of us. As workers in the nonprofit space, we have a beautiful opportunity to consider the importance and implications of our words and how we use our platforms of advantage.

I spent the first half of my adult life resisting the urge to cry, likely because I bought into societal messages regarding masculinity. I often found myself moved by certain circumstances or topics, but my emotions would get lodged somewhere between my chest and throat. Later in life, I discovered that the things that moved…