How to run Nonprofit Organization, Mental Health and Fundraising
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- Опубліковано 5 сер 2019
- Nicole Russell is a leading advocate for mental health and well being of children. She was Glamour’s everyday Hero of the Year, Walmart’s Community Playmaker of the Year, and one of Observer’s Top 20 Heroes Under 40.
She is the co-founder of Precious Dreams Foundation which is a nonprofit organization that helps young homeless people and children in foster care. She also is a best selling author and entrepreneur.
This year she created Complex Networks first philanthropic division titled Complex Community.
In episode 30 we cover everything you need to know about starting and running a successful non-profit/charity organization. We also discussed mental health, the art of negotiating, grant writing, fundraising, and marketing. #mentalhealth #Nonprofitorganization
Guest IG: @nicolerussell
Book Tip: Everything A Band-Aid Can’t Fix
Just received my tax exempt letter for my new nonprofit, "A Safe Haven for New Beginnings, Inc. (Prince George's County Maryland) to assist displaced women providing a pathway to self-sufficiency through mental health counseling, vocational and life skills, as well as providing shelter, transitional housing, and rapid rehousing services. Need all the help I can get, and this was very informative. Thank you, and may you continue to grow.
Wow! This sounds exactly like the nonprofit I'm about to start up. I pray that you get all the help and funding you need. Best wishes on your journey ✨️🙏
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Congratulations and many blessings 🎉
We recently stood up a 501c3, nonprofit organization. We also own 7 acres of land. Our plan it to build an affordable tiny home community for homeless veterans with mental health services, a community center, and a greenhouse for the community. It's been a challenge to find capital. Faith of a mustard seed and hard work will get us there...with lots of patience.
This is exactly what I’ve been looking for. I came across this Chanel at the right moment. I had to quit my job as a teacher last month because the principal refused to accommodate my unpaid leave request to attend my graduation. As a first-generation grad, I wasn’t going to miss that. I recently graduated with my master's in Mental Health and Wellness not knowing what step to take but I love helping and teaching others. I did a bit of research and thought the best way to go about it was to start a nonprofit organization. Thank you so much for the time to explain everything. I appreciate it!
Kudos to the interviewers for asking permission to speak on her personal traumas versus forcing for the content of the video!
I’m a college student in NC and I just want to say Thank yooou🙌🏾❤️. I want to start a non profit and write a book lol so this was sooooo informative for me! I’m so happy I clicked on this video! I love all of y’all’s black faces!
These conversations from you amazing humans has helped me more so in confidence, hope, and leaning on faith. Extremely inspirational and motivating. I am recently in remission from a 3 year flare up of my autoimmune disease that had me bedridden. I gave in and took chemo pills from my rheumatologist, and finally have begun to have energy, be able to function normally on a daily basis, be able to stand for more than 30 minutes at a time, my brain fog is beginning to clear up, it goes on. But my career was coaching and teaching acrobatics, dance, gymnastics, and cheer. Now I have no choice but to change careers. No one will hire me with my resume full of what most don’t understand is actually management and communication skills. No matter how I word my resumes, it looks like just a dance teacher. So I have been discouraged. After watching and listening, I have a different perspective and a renewed courage. I have to be resilient and determined. And also, let God. Thank you. 🙏🏼
I was able to get my nonprofit set up in a little more than a month with the assistance of a phenomenally young lady who runs a successful nonprofit and also helps others set up their nonprofit. It was a little pricey, but well worth it. It saved me months of headaches and time because I did not know where to start. It seemed like it was a lot, but she got it all done and in a little over a month and we have nonprofit and our website, but she is wealth of information, not only pertaining to the nonprofit but so many other things that are tied into it.
LISTEN TO ME I AM LITERALLY.....fuuuuck I can’t even type because I’m gonna do way too much. I’ll be back! I NEEDED THIS !!!!! I love y’all man for real ! I’ll be on y’all show in the future ! Thank you guys so much !!!
This interview taught me more than what I didn't understand in my non-profit course for grad school!!! Lol. Great job 🙏🙏🙏
We appreciate you tuning into the show!
38:00 just so everyone knows when she says 40% is standard for operational costs, this doesn’t mean no employees salaries are covered by the 60% program costs. It took me a while to understand this.
Some employees, including the CEO, might be considered “operational costs” if they are the ones doing the direct service work.
So if the mission is to plant trees for the environment, and the CEO is the one planting the trees, their salary can be considered an operational expense.
18:30 How to start a nonprofit
Thank yyyooouuuu
I started a non-profit in 2020. We need all of the support we can get. This was good information.
This was the first time I watched and I'm probably going to listen to every episode by the end of the month.
Calvin Miller thank you for your support!
Man I can’t express the words of how much I appreciate this interview. It’s taught me so much about starting up my nonprofit. God bless you!!
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Great episode!
As a non profit founder, she is on point, one of best videos I’ve seen clarifying small details, and how they vary & apply on local levels. Also, it’s important to note most Foster children do have family, many times they’ve just been separated, temporarily. Parent may be incarcerated, sick or struggling financially. Thanks for the video ♥️
She's well informed. It's surprising how many people are uninformed.
My mind was blown when I found out IKEA was a nonprofit.
You never know until you dig into these companies
@@EarnYourLeisure Indeed
This is some great information. The NBA, NFL and many other major sports industries are also nonprofit but they make billions. It would be great if you guys can do a episode on how their structured to even do that.
You guys are doing world of change.
Substance. Powerful .
Thank you
Thank Yall Family For This Information And All The Other Information I Have Listen To. You Guys Are Well Appreciated🧘🏾♂️💯
I enjoyed the session and all of the valuable information provided. Sorry that I didn't get to attend the Houston seminar. I only heard the tail end of the program early Saturday morning 8/31. But it did encourage me to visit your media outlets and subscribe! Keep the momentum going!
This was some great information! Thanks so much. I’m in the process of trying to turn my organization into a nonprofit it’s LLC right now and we are located here in Baltimore Maryland! Thanks so much for this great information🙏🏽
This is great! I have my own public charitable organization so this was extremely helpful
I started Lils4 seniors and homeless January 2021 I Just Learned so much to help it Grow thanks
Thank you! Looking to start a non profit definitely needed this💪🏾💪🏾🤞🏾
Thank you for sharing the gems especially on the non profit requirements.
I feel more confident. I appreciate the good questions and outstanding dedication to help inform us.
we actually researched and filed our 501( 3c), yes it was a long process. you must be detailed in everything.
The talks on mental health was awesome and very important to address. Thank you ✨❤️✨
This was an amazing interview. 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
Such an AWESOME episode....love from Toronto!
Thank you for tuning in! We appreciate the support!
Crazy hearing yall getting excited about 500 people in ATL when 3 years later the boys would sell out the Proms in England😵I so appreciated this convo
This was great ! Very informative and inspiring loved her and will be checking her out. Also just subscribed to your channel thanks!
You guys ask awesome awesome questions
My mother got a non profit. She need this information. She is always looking for how to fundraise and get grant writers. Thank you!
This was very useful.
Thank you!
I love this program already ❤
That was a good question. About how to do marketing for a non profit
But everyone who has a degree cannot always get the job done. There are Lots of self made millionaires out there, and wealthy people who took to the books, internet to teach and train themselves
This was so helpful! Thank you so much
this was a good episode thanks
Been waiting for this one. I know this one got Gems in it.!
Hope you enjoyed it and took some good info from the episode
Great interview.
Love this!
This was a great interview.
Thank you for this! She spoke about a non-profit Kicks4thecity.org based in the major cities that provide shoes to the homeless during the holiday months. Gave me a direct connection to understand what she was referring to. How to apply her information! #ThankYou
Thank you for listening
Amazing episode
Great conversation but I had to fast forward to get to the part I actually wanted to hear about - non-profit IDD / Mental Health industry... thanks for the input though.
Super informative ♥️
This has been amazing
Another Gem in Rashad voice
I’m the founder of My Mind and Me inc and this was great information !!!
Let's go ✍️✍️✍️
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Amazing interview
I'm looking to start a nonprofit and y'all have an episode aptly titled what I am looking for.
this is a dope interview, writing her name down
am also in the course of starting up anon profit organization
Thanks!
This was an Amazing video!!!
Thanks for tuning in!
Thank you for listening
In March 2021 watching all y’all videos. Y’all are amazing.. and really changing my mindset. Gonna take me some time to catch up but I will eventually
This episode, I couldn't find it in eyl, it's only here. you welcome youtube lol
How did the board raise the capital to pay her annual salary?
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Its more uncomfortable to be unhappy. Deep.
What’s the name book
Come to New Orleans
We're looking into that. We'll be out there soon
"Its more uncomfortable to be unhappy"
rashad be looking high as hell lol
49:58
he would ask her a question then cut her off mid answer a few times overall she gives good surface level information
Non-profit
Working a job you dont like is so detrimental to your mental health
She definitely on point with all the facts!! This video real and raw and I appreciate it. It definitely helped me and I’m sure it helped several others! Definitely subscribing🫶🏾❤️