What’s sweeter than a donut? Moms. Here’s to each and every one of you. Happy Mother’s Day!
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"On this National Donut Day, let’s add a sprinkle of fun to our workday! 🍩 Share your favorite donut pun in the comments—here’s one to get started: 'Donut Worry, Be Happy!' #NationalDonutDay #WorkLifeBalance #DonutPuns"
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The reality is there will always be to more to do toward achieving your organization’s mission… …but as a nonprofit professional, what good will you be to those who your mission strives to serve, if not done at a sustainable pace and you are too burned out to continue? In this guide, we give you methods to help you use data to ensure YOU and YOUR TEAM are working at a sustainable pace. Purchase your guide here - https://buff.ly/3OU82dg. #SustainablePace #BurnOut #BurnOutInNonprofits
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Ignore the clocks. What time is it? Who cares. Time is of the essence. Can you imagine how stressed out cavemen would have been if they had set deadlines? Must bring food to camp by noon. Must gather nuts and berries by three. Must cook meat by five. Must invent Guitar Hero before Krom. You’re doing the same thing to your day on a macro level without even realizing it. Go an entire day without setting a deadline. Do everything in your power to ignore what time it is. This is probably best done on a Sunday. You have an entire day to do what you will. Take the pressure off! Easy, right? I thought so. You’ve done more this week than most people do in an entire year. You donated, exercised, made people smile, and got plenty of fresh air. Way to go, champ! You get a cookie. Try to eat lunch outside at least once a week, and give a compliment at least once a day. Until next time, keep on keepin’ on. Peace
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Enjoying a donut is a must today! Whether it's glazed, jelly, cake, frosted with sprinkles, donut holes, or even a cronut, any type will do for celebrating! What's your favorite type of donut? Let us know! #NationalDonutDay #ExpressHealthcareStaffing
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💡 Tipton's Tuesday Takeover is back! Today, previous volunteer, Hannah Tipton share's a 4 step plan to tackle life when things feel too much. Sometimes life can feel overwhelming, and we don't know where to start. It's easy to avoid dealing with daunting tasks, but we've got a simple 4-step plan to help tackle them: 1️⃣ Break the problem into pieces. For example, if you want to be more organized, break it down into tasks like organizing paperwork, doing the shopping, and tidying up toys. 2️⃣ Choose one task and brainstorm solutions. For instance, with toys: Do our children still play with them? Can they be passed on? What storage options do we have? Are any broken? 3️⃣ Pick an idea and make a plan. Plan time for the task. Can you do it with the kids around? Find boxes for toys you're keeping, donating, or tossing. 4️⃣ Check the plan and put it into action. Make sure it's achievable, realistic, and manageable. If one task is too tough, switch to an easier one. It's okay if you don't finish in the time you planned. Progress is progress, no matter how small! What overwhelming tasks are you facing right now? Try using this easy 4-step plan to tackle them! #TiptonsTuesdayTakeover #LifeHacks #StayOrganized #TackleTheTasks #ProgressNotPerfection *Some content used/modified with permission of Five Areas Ltd (www.llttf.com)
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'Give Your Time' Serve with Purpose and Joy Giving your time is a powerful way to make a difference. Here's how: 1. Volunteer Your Expertise: Share your skills and talents with those in need, who may not be able to afford them. 2. Join a Mission or Outreach Program: Connect with organizations that serve communities, utilizing your gifts alongside others. 3. Seek God's Guidance: Ask Him to lead you to opportunities that align with your abilities. When you give your time, you not only help others but also experience the joy and fulfillment that comes from serving God. #PurposefulGiving #ServeWithJoy #GodlyGuidance #giveawaytime #give #donatetime
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Books 📚 are our best teachers 👩🏫 , Happy Teachers' Day!! 👩🎓 #TeachersDay2024 #TeacherOfTheYear #BookDrive #InbookLibrary #MakeADifference #JoyOfGiving #DonateBooks #GiveBack #BookDonation #RuralEducation #IndianRuralDevelopment Cafe Social Media
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What was the most ridiculous gift you ever asked for? (Probably a horse at some point in your childhood. 🙋🏻♂️) When we were children, we asked for whatever we desired, regardless of feasibility or cost. But as we get older, we become more self-aware and stop making crazy requests. ➡️ Maybe you’ve always wanted to go on a mission trip, but you’re afraid to ask family and friends for money. Don’t wait any longer. ➡️ If you’re passionate about feeding the hungry, send the email, make the call, and don’t be afraid to ask people to support you by donating food, service, or time. ➡️ If there’s a mentor you’ve been seeking, ask them to spend time with you, so you can learn from them. ➡️ If there is a project you’d like to work on at your job, don’t be afraid to ask your manager to let you join the team. The answer won’t always be “yes.” But when you actually have the courage to ask, a surprising amount of times people do say yes. You’ll also realize that hearing “no” doesn’t hurt nearly as much as you think it will. The more you courageously ask those hard questions, the easier it will be. Progress and impact will follow. And yes, for the record, I did go on the ferris wheel when George asked me! Tell me about a time you asked a bold question and got a YES. ⬇️
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Weekends are often when nonprofit and higher ed leaders get their work done so they can have time for the team and the mission on Monday. But before you grind the next thing on your checklist, take time to reflect on the previous week. Where did you thrive, what gives you hope, what can be improved? Looking back helps you prioritize the week ahead.
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