Campus and Community — Part Two.
The arts play a vital role on campus and in the broader community because performances and exhibitions bring diverse people together in a shared experience.
Earlier [Read more]
Campus and Community — Part One.
This week celebrates National Radio Day. It also marks back to school at The Ohio State University as 60,000+ students begin another year as a [Read more]
Celebrating One at the End of Summer.
Summer and baseball are as synonymous as first birthdays and smash cakes.
What better way to celebrate both than for Mayor Ginther to invite one-year-olds in [Read more]
School Days.
August marks back to school. A time of transition for kindergarteners through college students.
With the leadership of Mayor Andrew Ginther, August also welcomes more pre-kindergarteners, [Read more]
Mollard Consulting on the Road in August.
One of our favorite activities as a consulting firm is to facilitate workshops in order to build capacity. We believe that consulting is teaching, and [Read more]
Call 211. HandsOn Central Ohio Will Help.
The numbers are staggering.
- 124,166 emergency food appointments to put more than one million meals on the tables of hungry neighbors.
- $614,303 in direct financial [Read more]
Big Table Conversations.
“When you have more than you need, build a longer table, not a higher fence.”
An invitation is powerful. It says to the recipient that you [Read more]
Prairie Township’s One Field.
Municipalities across the country have bustling community centers and recreation programs that engage children and adults in activities and sports leagues. The summer is particularly [Read more]
Supporting Independence Day and Nonprofits.
Parades, picnics, and fireworks mark most Fourth of July celebrations, but this year, Mollard Consulting is making an investment.
We are proud sponsors of the 2019 [Read more]
Happy Fiscal New Year’s Eve.
It’s that time of year.
For all those nonprofits with a June 30 fiscal year end, we wish you a happy fiscal New Year’s Eve.
Early in [Read more]
Proud of Pride Leadership.
Fifty years after the Stonewall riots in New York City, members of the LGBTQ community still take to the streets — although for parades rather [Read more]
Entrepreneurial Spirit.
Nonprofit founders are entrepreneurs. They have a vision for how to meet an unmet need in the community. They build a board, raise some money, [Read more]
Remembering Veterans and Telling Their Stories.
“The story of service” is at the heart of the new National Veterans Memorial and Museum, as told by a veteran in a [Read more]
Glass Axis Access.
Playing with fire is not something your parents would allow you to do. But day in and day out, Glass Axis makes playing with [Read more]
Planning for Grant Writing — Part Two.
There’s a grant due when?
According to Giving USA, foundations gave charitable organizations in the US nearly $67 billion last year, and corporations gave nearly $21 [Read more]
The Wellington Way.
Wellington helps to shape those who will shape world.
As an independent school, they welcome curiosity, cultivate passion, and embrace diversity of thought, experience, and personal [Read more]
Planning with EOS — Part One.
Today, our team is spending the day in a quarterly planning session with our EOS implementer, Helmut Berthold.
We began utilizing EOS, the Entrepreneurial Operating [Read more]
Strategic Greater Ohio.
The great state of Ohio has exceptional leaders driving change. Some of those leaders are elected officials, policy directors, funders, and business owners; but many [Read more]
London’s Best Idea.
Is it the monarchy and royal family? Harrods? Big Ben? Double decker buses? Shakespeare’s Globe? Afternoon tea?
While all lovely, and quintessentially British, I would argue [Read more]
Autism Week and Bridgeway Academy
April is World Autism Month, and this week in particular fosters greater awareness, understanding, and acceptance of people with autism, because April 2 marks World [Read more]
AFP ICON 2019 Top 10.
The best parts of conferences are learning new ideas, developing new relationships, and seeing a new city. San Antonio did not disappoint on all three [Read more]
AFP in San Antonio.
This weekend, 4,000 fundraising professionals from around the country will gather at the Association of Fundraising Professionals (AFP) International Conference to learn, make connections, and [Read more]
More Babies Can Celebrate One.
First birthdays are incredibly special. From smash cakes to grandparent smiles, a first birthday is a milestone to be celebrated.
Sadly, though, too many families in [Read more]
St. Patrick and St. Baldrick
This is the week we celebrate Irish culture. In communities around the globe, people will honor St. Patrick’s Day with music, dancing, food, drink, and [Read more]
Seeing the Her in Hero.
On this International Women’s Day, celebrated during Women’s History Month, I’d like to share a poem written when I returned to work after my son [Read more]
Columbus Children’s Theatre is Everlasting.
When the regional premiere of “Tuck Everlasting” opens tonight at the Park Street Theatre, the cast will have that unique moment when they walk out [Read more]
Diversity, Inclusion, and Equity.
What do these three words mean to you?
What do they mean to your board, staff, donors, volunteers, and to the culture of your nonprofit organization? Have [Read more]
Central Ohio Greenways.
It’s cold, it’s snowy, and it isn’t exactly sunny.
“Green” may be the last word to describe the landscape when looking out the window today, but [Read more]
For the Love.
On this Valentine’s Day, we share with you our love for missions.
The Mollard Consulting mission is to build the capacity of nonprofit organizations and the [Read more]
Opera Columbus — The Flood.
The year was 1913.
Hundreds of people died, hundreds of buildings were destroyed, and thousands of people were left homeless when the Great Flood devastated Franklinton. [Read more]