PathFinder

This book offers nonprofit organizations an effective and innovative approach to financial management.

This book, which is written by Harvard psychologist Howard Gardner, explains what happens during the course of changing a mind and offers ways to influence that process.

This book is a down-to-earth guide for mission-driven leadership. It offers practical advice on activities such as fundraising, team building, communications, and management.

This book examines Noam Chomsky's career in activism, and his views and tactics.

This book shows organizational leaders how to unpack their organizational culture and find the one thing holding them back from fundraising success: the scarcity mindset.

This book is a collection of stories documenting racism and survival by 14 accomplished Black fundraisers working in charities across North America.

This book is a practical guide to assist readers in staying financially compliant and keeping a nonprofit running smoothly. It covers all of the essential aspects of paying the staff, donation requirements, financial reporting, and taxation. It also defines a nonprofit organization, the role and responsibilities of its board of directors, and relevant compliance and governance issues.

This book teaches readers how to use the force of culture to make the work environment a healthy place with inspired people and boundless organic growth. 

This book presents field-tested ways for teams to make meaning of data, including refreshers on key concepts for rigorous analysis techniques. It includes collaborative, team-centered activities that teach how to analyze data in a meaningful way, and helps teams determine how to respond to what they find. 

This book is a provocative analysis of the colonial dynamics in play in philanthropy and finance. It diagnoses the flaws in philanthropy and provides solutions to these systemic imbalances.