The very first blog I wrote when I created the StoryBoard HTX website was a look at the unequal way that the pandemic hurt small profits,...

Here's the latest Houston Nonprofit Newsletter. This week we look at: Are you doing great work, but not effectively telling your...

I was talking with a nonprofit leader the other day about what made her mission stand out. At the end of the conversation, she added,...

On February 24th, Wells Fargo announced that it is bankrolling a Houston equity initiative spearheaded by Mayor Sylvester Turner. The...

Apparently, philanthropy was simple 120 years ago. Get robber barons to use donations to buy their way into society. New research shows...

It was late 1989. Airline ticket prices had been rising for four years and a recession was around the corner. United Airlines knew that...

By now you should know there are a few rules for social media. Don't talk about politics on LinkedIn. Don't talk about your Ex on...

In our news letter last week, I shared a survey of the problems Connecticut nonprofits are experiencing with staff burnout and lack of...

Here’s your copy of the newest StoryBoard HTX Houston Nonprofit Newsletter. I would really like your feedback on whether this simpler...

Nonprofits are always looking for ways to make news. Now a new nonprofit will literally be making news in Houston. Houston Endowment,...

Mark Cuban is credited with having said, “everybody’s a genius in a bull market.” That includes nonprofit development directors looked...

In honor of Martin Luther King Day, I want to share something that we used at the youth-oriented nonprofit I headed here in Houston. Dr....

If any couple puts their money where their beliefs are, it's Houston's Laura and John Arnold. After John Arnold retired in 2007 as...

No question about it. Houstonians are generous with both their time and money, but how generous? To put it in perspective, we produced a...