A few Words From The Apes, Monkeys, and Various Primates That Make Up The Cheeky Monkey Super Squad.

Over the last few weeks, I’ve looked at how you can use your website to bring in more volunteers and donors. In these posts, I highlighted how important it is to keep your website up-to-date. I also urged you to consider who your website’s target audience will be. That’s easy

In part 1 of this post, I discussed the difference between User Interface (UI) and User Experience (UX). I hope I didn’t scare you off when I stated: “…people throw the phrase UX around like it’s something simple, like all you have to do is fix the UX and everything

On March 11th, 2016, Cal Bialik wrote an article titled “San Jose Is The Most Forgettable Major American City.” That said, San Jose is actually pretty cool, even if the Major League Baseball team GIANTS never did get their stadium. In fact, if you’re heading that way, there are at

A quick google search and a few conversations with non-profit employees suggest that as a member of a nonprofit, you would probably like to: Attract potential donors and convert them to actual donors. Optimize your time so that your tasks are completed ahead of schedule Attract potential volunteers and convert

In “Day in the Life of a Non-Profit Executive Director” Ray Deck shares his day working at Skookum Kids. His day starts at 3:42 am and ends at 10:45 pm. (By the way, this is Ray’s part-time gig!) While Ray’s story is inspiring, it also points to three very real

A Few More Tips and Tricks from the Troop In our last post, we shared our best practices for working as a team. In this post, we thought we’d give you a glimpse at the inner workings of the monkey troop. Read on to learn what some of our monkeys