Feature articles in the latest Tonic Magazine

Here’s what’s in the latest issue:

Issue 60, November 2023 – January 2024:

Five Good Ideas: Leadership Transition Planning
Lots of Small Adds to Big: Focus on recurring giving
Exploring Year-End Fundraising: What can we borrow?
Social Savvy: Making it manageable and reviewing your progress
Workplace Bullying: The impacts and what you might see
Supporting Neurodiversity in Your Organisation: Top tips and accommodations
Be the Change: Harnessing technology to drive positive transformation
Engaging and Retaining Volunteers: The power of recognition
Being Prepared: What role will your organisation play in an emergency?
Beyond Governance: How boards can create value
Nine Jellyfish are Going Around in Circles: Coping with intrusive thoughts
The Powerful Barrier to Success Nobody Talks About: Do you have a shame wound?
An interview with Kerri Price, The Facilitators Network

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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