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Dear nonprofit leader, 


Planning feels harder right now because the ground keeps shifting.


But what if you had a sandbox to contain the chaos? A simple system (yes, even a 4-sided one) can support clearer decisions, faster pivots, and more creative solutions. ⛱️


We've rounded up some resources to support you through planning. 


Need a hand re-framing? Book a call.

~NEXT in Nonprofits


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De-cluttered Decision Making 🧠

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Here’s what this chart means for your team…


Whether you're feeling stuck, overwhelmed, or simply have too much on your plate, use this flow chart to gain clarity (and find your NEXT Step) in under 1 minute. 

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💡"Can I use this flow chart for my LIFE?" (Yes, yes you can.)



Key Resources 📝

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Scenario Planning & Budgeting

Want to learn more about scenario planning? Check out this webinar recording from Propel Nonprofits and download the scenario budget workbook template. 

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Responding to Horrible...ness

Dragonfly Partners' article Strategic Decision-Making in a Time of Authoritarianism helps you decide when to resist, comply, lay low, or take initiative.  

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