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Aine Creedon

Aine Creedon

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Digital Strategist, Nonprofit Quarterly

Denver

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Chicago Bears

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Politics, Entertainment, Crime

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Total articles 655

  • Leading at the End: Supporting Your Team in an Organizational Wind Down

    By Camille E. Acey, Aine Creedon| Nonprofit Quarterly Verified When Courtney Harge, former CEO of cultural arts organization OF/BY/FOR ALL first approached her board to let them know that she was concerned they may need to close, the response she received seemed to convey that it simply wasn’t a possibility. When mission-driven organizations end with care, it can help ensure the wellbeing of their outgoing staff, their communities, and future work. “I realized there was no real space to talk about ending.

    By Camille E. Acey, Aine Creedon · Nonprofit Quarterly

    Apr. 16, 2025

  • In This Time of Crisis, Social Justice Philanthropy Must Change Its Tune

    By Cristiana Baik, Aine Creedon| Nonprofit Quarterly Verified In these perilous times, how can social justice philanthropy show up and be effective? Understandably, the focus tends to be on grantmaking. But philanthropy’s power isn’t limited to grantmaking. Its financial clout, especially its investment decisions, can shift political terrain—and history offers proof. Divestment works—not just by removing capital, but by changing public perception, pressuring institutions, and stigmatizing injustice.

    By Cristiana Baik, Aine Creedon · Nonprofit Quarterly

    Apr. 16, 2025

  • Leading at the End: Supporting Your Team in an Organizational Wind Down

    By Camille E. Acey, Aine Creedon| Nonprofit Quarterly Verified When Courtney Harge, former CEO of cultural arts organization OF/BY/FOR ALL first approached her board to let them know that she was concerned they may need to close, the response she received seemed to convey that it simply wasn’t a possibility. When mission-driven organizations end with care, it can help ensure the wellbeing of their outgoing staff, their communities, and future work. “I realized there was no real space to talk about ending.

    By Camille E. Acey, Aine Creedon · Nonprofit Quarterly

    Apr. 16, 2025

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Nonprofit Quarterly

Nonprofit Quarterly (NPQ) is a prominent media platform dedicated to the nonprofit sector in the United States. Founded in 1994 as the *New England Nonprofit Quarterly*, it became a national publication in 1999. NPQ operates under the Nonprofit Information Networking Association, a 501(c)(3) organization. NPQ offers a variety of resources to educate and support nonprofits. It publishes a quarterly magazine that addresses current issues in the sector and provides daily newsletters to keep subscribers informed. The organization also conducts webinars, hosts podcasts, and facilitates roundtable discussions on topics relevant to nonprofits. Additionally, NPQ regularly shares online content focused on themes such as racial justice, economic justice, and leadership. With a mission to advance multiracial democracy, NPQ aims to enhance knowledge and foster conversations among civic actors. The organization is led by Cyndi Suarez, the Editor-in-Chief, and is a member of the Institute for Nonprofit News.

Durham, North Carolina, United States

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Founded: 2000