Feature articles in the latest Tonic Magazine

Here’s what’s in the latest issue:

Issue 61, February 2024 – April 2024:

Five Good Ideas: Creating effective procedures
Stuff on the Net: Resources to help create effective procedures
Developing a Funding Strategy: Starting from the big picture
Growing Fundraising Capacity: Hiring a fundraising professional
The Power of Blogging: Why you should have a blog
Online in 2024: Why you need a new kind of social strategy
Employee Engagement: How to attract and retain employees on a budget
Leading Social Change: Making your organisation more accessible
Annual is Out, Regular is In: Rethinking performance reviews
The A-Z Guide of Volunteer Engagement
Considering Being a Trustee? Why you should and some things to consider
What’s On the Agenda? Running inspiring board meetings
Turning Up the World’s Happiness Thermostat: Starting with you!
From Surviving to Thriving: Creating your year of possibility
An interview with Hone Hurihanganui, Engaging Well

PLUS in every issue you will find:

A list of upcoming funding rounds for local, regional and national funders
Information about what’s new in the sector – policies, legislation and community research
Innovative ideas and solutions to your organisation’s challenges, and
Practical ideas for looking after yourself and your team

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