Fulcrum Nonprofit Leadership (Fulcrum)’s Post

Today (July 1) is National Nonprofit Leader Day. Fulcrum Nonprofit Leadership (Fulcrum) would like to take this opportunity to recognize and celebrate Charter Member and extraordinary leader, Christopher Clinton Conway. Thank you, Christopher, for your commitment to excellence, servant leadership, and all things good. At Fulcrum, we believe nonprofit leaders like Christopher deserve to be recognized and celebrated. Why July 1st? While any day is a good day to show appreciation for nonprofit leaders, July 1 has special significance. First, many nonprofits will have just completed a very long and challenging fiscal year the day before (June 30). This deserves special recognition, especially given the sacrifices so many leaders likely made throughout the year and down the home stretch. Second, many nonprofits start a new fiscal year on July 1, launching into another year of meeting lofty goals and high expectations while accelerating mission delivery and community impact. If there is a special nonprofit leader in your life, please recognize them today with the hashtags: #nationalnonprofitleaderday #fulcrumleader #servantleader

Today (July 1) is National Nonprofit Leader Day. Fulcrum Nonprofit Leadership (Fulcrum) would like to take this opportunity to recognize and celebrate Charter Member and extraordinary leader, Beth Ganem. Thank you, Beth, for your commitment to excellence, servant leadership, and all things good. At Fulcrum, we believe nonprofit leaders like Beth deserve to be recognized and celebrated. Why July 1st? While any day is a good day to show appreciation for nonprofit leaders, July 1 has special significance. First, many nonprofits will have just completed a very long and challenging fiscal year the day before (June 30). This deserves special recognition, especially given the sacrifices so many leaders likely made throughout the year and down the home stretch. Second, many nonprofits start a new fiscal year on July 1, launching into another year of meeting lofty goals and high expectations while accelerating mission delivery and community impact. If there is a special nonprofit leader in your life, please recognize them today with the hashtags: #nationalnonprofitleaderday #fulcrumleader #servantleader

Today (July 1) is National Nonprofit Leader Day. Fulcrum Nonprofit Leadership (Fulcrum) would like to take this opportunity to recognize and celebrate Charter Member and extraordinary leader, Dan Horn. Thank you, Dan, for your commitment to excellence, servant leadership, and all things good. At Fulcrum, we believe nonprofit leaders like Dan deserve to be recognized and celebrated. Why July 1st? While any day is a good day to show appreciation for nonprofit leaders, July 1 has special significance. First, many nonprofits will have just completed a very long and challenging fiscal year the day before (June 30). This deserves special recognition, especially given the sacrifices so many leaders likely made throughout the year and down the home stretch. Second, many nonprofits start a new fiscal year on July 1, launching into another year of meeting lofty goals and high expectations while accelerating mission delivery and community impact. If there is a special nonprofit leader in your life, please recognize them today with the hashtags: #nationalnonprofitleaderday #fulcrumleader #servantleader

Today (July 1) is National Nonprofit Leader Day. Fulcrum Nonprofit Leadership (Fulcrum) would like to take this opportunity to recognize and celebrate Charter Member and extraordinary leader, Anne Thomas. Thank you, Anne, for your commitment to excellence, servant leadership, and all things good. At Fulcrum, we believe nonprofit leaders like Anne deserve to be recognized and celebrated. Why July 1st? While any day is a good day to show appreciation for nonprofit leaders, July 1 has special significance. First, many nonprofits will have just completed a very long and challenging fiscal year the day before (June 30). This deserves special recognition, especially given the sacrifices so many leaders likely made throughout the year and down the home stretch. Second, many nonprofits start a new fiscal year on July 1, launching into another year of meeting lofty goals and high expectations while accelerating mission delivery and community impact. If there is a special nonprofit leader in your life, please recognize them today with the hashtags: #nationalnonprofitleaderday #fulcrumleader #servantleader

Today (July 1) is National Nonprofit Leader Day. Fulcrum Nonprofit Leadership (Fulcrum) would like to take this opportunity to recognize and celebrate Charter Member and extraordinary leader, Anthony Saba. Thank you, Anthony, for your commitment to excellence, servant leadership, and all things good. At Fulcrum, we believe nonprofit leaders like Anthony deserve to be recognized and celebrated. Why July 1st? While any day is a good day to show appreciation for nonprofit leaders, July 1 has special significance. First, many nonprofits will have just completed a very long and challenging fiscal year the day before (June 30). This deserves special recognition, especially given the sacrifices so many leaders likely made throughout the year and down the home stretch. Second, many nonprofits start a new fiscal year on July 1, launching into another year of meeting lofty goals and high expectations while accelerating mission delivery and community impact. If there is a special nonprofit leader in your life, please recognize them today with the hashtags #nationalnonprofitleaderday #fulcrumleader #servantleader.

Today (July 1) is National Nonprofit Leader Day. Fulcrum Nonprofit Leadership (Fulcrum) would like to take this opportunity to recognize and celebrate Charter Member and extraordinary leader, Christy Ward. Thank you, Christy, for your commitment to excellence, servant leadership, and all things good. At Fulcrum, we believe nonprofit leaders like Christy deserve to be recognized and celebrated. Why July 1st? While any day is a good day to show appreciation for nonprofit leaders, July 1 has special significance. First, many nonprofits will have just completed a very long and challenging fiscal year the day before (June 30). This deserves special recognition, especially given the sacrifices so many leaders likely made throughout the year and down the home stretch. Second, many nonprofits start a new fiscal year on July 1, launching into another year of meeting lofty goals and high expectations while accelerating mission delivery and community impact. If there is a special nonprofit leader in your life, please recognize them today with the hashtags #nationalnonprofitleaderday #fulcrumleader #servantleader.

Today (July 1) is National Nonprofit Leader Day. Fulcrum Nonprofit Leadership (Fulcrum) would like to take this opportunity to recognize and celebrate Charter Member and extraordinary leader, Sarah Jay Timmermans. Thank you, Sarah, for your commitment to excellence, servant leadership, and all things good. At Fulcrum, we believe nonprofit leaders like Sarah deserve to be recognized and celebrated. Why July 1st? While any day is a good day to show appreciation for nonprofit leaders, July 1 has special significance. First, many nonprofits will have just completed a very long and challenging fiscal year the day before (June 30). This deserves special recognition, especially given the sacrifices so many leaders likely made throughout the year and down the home stretch. Second, many nonprofits start a new fiscal year on July 1, launching into another year of meeting lofty goals and high expectations while accelerating mission delivery and community impact. If there is a special nonprofit leader in your life, please recognize them today with the hashtags: #nationalnonprofitleaderday #fulcrumleader #servantleader

Today (July 1) is National Nonprofit Leader Day. Fulcrum Nonprofit Leadership (Fulcrum) would like to take this opportunity to recognize and celebrate Charter Member and extraordinary leader, Christy Ward. Thank you, Christy, for your commitment to excellence, servant leadership, and all things good. At Fulcrum, we believe nonprofit leaders like Christy deserve to be recognized and celebrated. Why July 1st? While any day is a good day to show appreciation for nonprofit leaders, July 1 has special significance. First, many nonprofits will have just completed a very long and challenging fiscal year the day before (June 30). This deserves special recognition, especially given the sacrifices so many leaders likely made throughout the year and down the home stretch. Second, many nonprofits start a new fiscal year on July 1, launching into another year of meeting lofty goals and high expectations while accelerating mission delivery and community impact. If there is a special nonprofit leader in your life, please recognize them today with the hashtags: #nationalnonprofitleaderday #fulcrumleader #servantleader

Today (July 1) is National Nonprofit Leader Day. Fulcrum Nonprofit Leadership (Fulcrum) would like to take this opportunity to recognize and celebrate Charter Member and extraordinary leader, Carlos Leija. Thank you, Carlos, for your commitment to excellence, servant leadership, and all things good. At Fulcrum, we believe nonprofit leaders like Carlos deserve to be recognized and celebrated. Why July 1st? While any day is a good day to show appreciation for nonprofit leaders, July 1 has special significance. First, many nonprofits will have just completed a very long and challenging fiscal year the day before (June 30). This deserves special recognition, especially given the sacrifices so many leaders likely made throughout the year and down the home stretch. Second, many nonprofits start a new fiscal year on July 1, launching into another year of meeting lofty goals and high expectations while accelerating mission delivery and community impact. If there is a special nonprofit leader in your life, please recognize them today with the hashtags: #nationalnonprofitleaderday #fulcrumleader #servantleader

Today (July 1) is National Nonprofit Leader Day. Fulcrum Nonprofit Leadership (Fulcrum) would like to take this opportunity to recognize and celebrate Charter Member and extraordinary leader, Aaron Peace. Thank you, Aaron, for your commitment to excellence, servant leadership, and all things good. At Fulcrum, we believe nonprofit leaders like Aaron deserve to be recognized and celebrated. Why July 1st? While any day is a good day to show appreciation for nonprofit leaders, July 1 has special significance. First, many nonprofits will have just completed a very long and challenging fiscal year the day before (June 30). This deserves special recognition, especially given the sacrifices so many leaders likely made throughout the year and down the home stretch. Second, many nonprofits start a new fiscal year on July 1, launching into another year of meeting lofty goals and high expectations while accelerating mission delivery and community impact. If there is a special nonprofit leader in your life, please recognize them today with the hashtags: #nationalnonprofitleaderday #fulcrumleader #servantleader