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CauseLabs is Excited to Announce its Sponsorship of DFW Nonprofit Resources Expo

CauseLabs is thrilled to announce its sponsorship of the upcoming DFW Nonprofit Resources Expo, scheduled to take place on June 18, 2024, at the Hurst Convention Center. The event, which is free to attend, promises a day of invaluable networking opportunities and the chance to discover mission-friendly business partners whose products and services are specifically […]

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How to Use WordPress to Enhance Your Nonprofit Social Media Presence

Did you know you can use your website to amplify engagement? By now, many of us recognize that establishing a strong social media presence is crucial for nonprofits aiming to connect with their audience, raise awareness, and advance their mission. But did you know that your WordPress website can be a game-changer in boosting your […]

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How To Clear Your Browser Cache

Clearing your cache is a great first step to troubleshooting a website that starts acting strangely all of a sudden, but what exactly does it mean and how do you go about clearing your browser cache?

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Values-Based Giving: A Holiday Gift Guide

We’re quickly approaching the holiday season, and around the world, people are planning gatherings and gift givings. On average, people spend about $1,000 on winter holiday purchases each year. Values-based giving allows you to give some of that money back to a non-profit or other worthwhile organization with your holiday gifting.  What is Values-Based Giving? […]

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Technical Debt: What It Is and Why You Should Care

Developers think of technical debt as poor coding or a lack of maintenance. But, to you, it’s the cost your organization incurs due to poor or outdated code quality. Time is lost, but so is the money needed to try to repair your technical issues. Old or inadequate coding is costly to update, but the […]

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Leadership, Perspective & Building a Fire.

After attending Opportunity Collaboration, I always return home with new friends, new stories, and things to continue pondering. Like some of my other posts, this is more personal and focused on leadership lessons. Some of the stories are alarming, and at this year’s conference, I was reminded again of how privileged I am to have […]

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Why Location Jittering is Important

We live in an age where everyone is glued to their phones. It’s difficult to imagine leaving home without them, but we don’t often consider how much information our phones might share without our knowledge or consent. Sharing your location is not inherently bad or dangerous. The data gathered and the organizations that receive it […]

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Creating a Maintenance Schedule for Your Website

Updating your online presence can be daunting, but it’s also one of the most effective ways to communicate with your community. Leaving your web systems in the past also can make them open to hackers. Creating a maintenance schedule for your website will help you stay on top of necessary changes to your content, systems, […]

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