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Kelley Malcolm

Kelley Malcolm

Kelley’s passion is working with volunteers to achieve fundraising goals by focusing on strengthening organization-public relationships and data. For the last 13 years, she has worked on fundraising through special events in the voluntary health nonprofit arena at both the national and local level. She is now serving as the Northeast Regional Director for the Children's Hunger Alliance. Her other passion is studying the nonprofit sector as a whole, and she obtained her doctoral degree in Public Policy and Administration in early 2016 from Walden University. Originally from the Pittsburgh area, Kelley now lives in Cleveland, Ohio.

Arts Management - Finances

Arts May Be Hit Twice in Some States: Iowa Eyes Arts for Cuts

By Kelley Malcolm | February 6, 2017

Iowa lawmakers are scrambling to close a $110 million gap in the state budget. Can the dollars from the Cultural Trust Fund make that much of a difference?

education funding

The Uneven Landscape of Education Foundations and Public School Funding Gaps

By Kelley Malcolm | January 23, 2017

State education budgets often don’t allow for innovative programs in public schools. In some communities, business leaders are coming together to combat that problem. Is this kosher?

food accessibility

Nonprofit Collaboration in NC Produces Member-owned Solution to Food Desert

By Kelley Malcolm | October 26, 2016

A food co-op will give local residents control over the food supply in what was formerly a food desert.

Fundraising

Orlando Nonprofits Suffer Funding Repercussions after Pulse Shooting

By Kelley Malcolm | October 17, 2016

Private funding apparently did not increase to meet the needs of Central Florida victims and their families. Institutional and individual donors gave dollars budgeted for other nonprofits to be a part of the response to this crisis.

Board Governance

Resignation as Moment to Move: Twin Cities Nonprofits Merge as Natural Next Step

By Kelley Malcolm | October 7, 2016

What happens when two super-smart, popular, and productive organizations set up house together? A merger of nonprofit support groups appears to be a natural next step.

Nonprofit Management

Debate on ROI for Nonprofit Social Media Still Roiling

By Kelley Malcolm | September 29, 2016

Social media presence is necessary to connect with donors, volunteers, and stakeholders. However, quantifying its impact both internally and externally continues to be a challenge.

Nonprofit News

Chicago-based Coding Organization Graduates First Class of Veterans

By Kelley Malcolm | September 12, 2016

For many veterans, enrollment in coding boot camps provides a smoother transition into the civilian workforce.

Nonprofit News

Nonprofit Seeks to Improve Education at New Orleans Juvenile Detention Facility

By Kelley Malcolm | August 12, 2016

Many students at detention facilities receive less than six hours of instruction a day, making it harder for them to graduate on time. The goal of CEEAS leadership is to change that so kids can get back into the regular classroom after their release.

Nonprofit News

Can Technology Help Organized Labor Strengthen Workers’ Rights?

By Kelley Malcolm | August 3, 2016

App developers and union leaders gathered for a brainstorming conference focused on new ways to strengthen workers’ rights. Yet, one week later, the Democratic National Convention significantly relied upon non-union service providers for shuttles and hotels.

small farms

Refugees and Social Enterprise: Considerations about Resettlement

By Kelley Malcolm | July 25, 2016

Refugees got a bad rap from the RNC stage in Cleveland last week, but so-called American values are often exemplified among newcomers.

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