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Mission Haiku: the Poetry of Mission Statements

History has seen few more exacting wordsmiths than the great haiku poets, and nonprofits can learn much from them.

Your Promise is Your Brand: How to Work It - by by Carlo M. Cuesta and Padraic Lillis

Written by Ruth McCambridge
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Written by Rick Cohen
When a prominent national leadership organization fails to take a stand on ethical issues that affect the nonprofit sector, particularly after trumpeting its own high standards, what message does it send to nonprofits and policymakers? Add Comment (0)

Written by The Editors
What model does your board follow? Add Comment (2)

Written by Chris Finney
Your organization’s mission statement deserves to be elegant, precise, and even poetic because these words embody the reason your nonprofit exists. History has seen few more exacting wordsmiths than the great haiku poets, and nonprofits can learn much from them. Add Comment (1)