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My Published Forbes Nonprofit Council Articles

I’m excited to share insights and practical advice through my writing for Forbes Nonprofit Council, an invitation-only community for thought-leaders in the Nonprofit Sector. Most of my published articles are linked below. Enjoy!

- Sherry

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  • A workspace with a laptop, tablet, coffee mug, notepad, and potted plant on a table.

    "I reached out to partner with someone like Sherry who could come alongside me and show me how to raise 6-figure gifts."

    – Yamilée Toussaint, Founder & CEO of STEM from Dance

  • "A huge part of the benefit that Sherry has given me is the license to think boldly...We've grown our budget by 40% this year, compared to past years when a 10% growth trajectory was the norm."

    – Emily Norton, Executive Director of Charles River Watershed Association

  • Modern office with glass partition wall, desks, office chairs, and computers.

    "There are many tangible outputs that have allowed us to shift this narrative [of needing general operating revenue]. It's the framing that is putting [the project work] in a larger context...Honestly, you gave me the framing and language to be able to tell that story to funders."

    – Eve Turow-Paul, Founder & Executive Director of Food for Climate League

  • A bright and cozy home office or dining space with a white table, a pink mug emitting steam, an open laptop, a tablet, and a green potted plant near a window with sunlight streaming in.

    "What's amazing to me is that now we're having different conversations with our donors. They're responding generously and growing their gifts from hundreds to thousands."

    – Amy Fass, CEO & Executive Director of Shoes That Fit

  • Modern office workspace with large windows, desks, chairs, and computer monitors, decorated with plants and a large green wall.

    "I think this [increase of non-governmental funding] shows that the model works, that our time with our donors also works,…that they’re really excited for our work and love seeing what their investment is going towards."

    Carina Santa Maria, Executive Director of Shelter, Inc.