Associations offer various intangible benefits that are not easily quantifiable or physically tangible. Here are ten examples of such intangible benefits provided by associations: Remember, the specific intangible benefits offered by an association can vary depending on its focus, industry,…
Imagine going to the doctor with a broken leg, only to have them steer the conversation toward your eating habits. While it’s true that addressing weight issues could have broader health benefits and potentially reduce the risk of future injuries,…
Many people involved in the non-profit sector have generous hearts and strive to make a positive impact on the world, which is truly commendable. Despite this, it is important to distinguish when generosity crosses the line, where decisions are more…
As I sat outside my Uncle Jim’s hospice room, I talked to many people who came to say their goodbyes – they were colleagues, golfing buddies, and of course family. As I sat with them in the waiting room, I…
"Happy new year!" I love saying this. The new year brings the opportunity for growth, renewal, and in some cases a reset. As we just turned the calendar to a new year, I got to thinking about the significance of this and the opportunities that we have to wish our staff and volunteer leaders a happy new year.
Think of a location across town, a grocery store, for example. There is probably more than one way to get there. There’s a short way, a long way, the scenic way, and the way with the most traffic, etc. None…
