Most Popular PhilanTopic Posts (April 2017)

For those in the Northeast, April was rainy, cool, and dreary. Here on the blog, though, things were hopping, with lots of new readers and contributors. The sun is back out, but before you head outside, check out the posts PhilanTopic readers especially liked over the last thirty days.

• Six Ways to Connect People to Your Cause Through Social Media (Angela Hearn)
• A Multi-Pronged Approach to Impact Investing for Family Foundations (Sally Boulter)
• Millennial vs. Boomer Strategies: Time to Move On? (Derrick Feldmann)
• Advocacy Funder Collaboratives (Cynthia Gibson, Jen Bokoff)
• Reframing Addiction: Removing Stigma, Saving Lives (Gary Mendell)
• Four Key Indicators of Nonprofit Success (Richard Brewster)
• Remembering Paul Connolly (Bessemer Trust)
• Groundwork for Good Fortune: The Real Power of Strategic Planning (David Allyn)
• Support Girls of Color by Listening First (Jody Myrum)
• Beyond the Emergency Department: How We Can Improve Care for Patients With Complex Needs (John Lumpkin)

What have you read/watched/heard lately that got your attention, made you think, or charged you up? Feel free to share with our readers in the comments section below. Or drop us a line at mfn@foundationcenter.org.