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Weathering the Storm: Navigating and adapting for uncertain times

Be Partner Ready

A Challenging Climate for Changemakers Recent reports (I have found five from 2023 and 2024, see bottom of blog) indicate a troubling trend: donations are declining, less Australians are giving, and non-profits are struggling to maintain financial stability. Corporate partnerships are emerging as a beacon of hope.

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THE QUESTION OF RECESSION

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Also, governments and central banks often implement measures to stimulate the economy, which can lead to long-term benefits. Recently you may have seen news coverage that corporate profits are driving inflation [3]. When considering your corporate partnerships strategy, focus on the facts, not scaremongering.

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What to do if your partner has no budget

Stellar Partnerships

In challenging economic times, like the GFC in 2008, corporates were reluctant to commit significant funds to community partnerships as they were uncertain about the future. In 2023 we are seeing a similar purse tightening and reluctance to spend.

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Why All Non-Profits Should Know the Value of Their Brand

Be Partner Ready

Some time ago, I was forwarded a document, written by a purported corporate partnerships expert. It dismissed the importance of non-profits valuing their brand, claiming, “Getting your brand valued is a waste of money,” and “It won’t get you more partnerships. I’d love your thoughts.