JCI Nonprofit Management

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JCI Non-profit Management

• Part 1 Overview

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Pillars of Nonprofit Management

• The three pillars of Nonprofit Management
• 1. Clear Mission, Vision and Values (MVV)
• 2. Aligned Programs
• 3. Professional Fundraising

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1. Mission, Vision and Values (MVV)

• Mission Who we are (purpose)
• Vision Where we want to go (goal)
• Values How we want to get there (guide for
  action)

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JCIs Mission, Vision and Values (MVV)

• MISSION To contribute to the advancement of the
  global community by providing the opportunity for
  young people to develop the leadership skills,
  social responsibility, fellowship, and
  entrepreneurship necessary to create positive
  change.

VISION From within the walls of the soul of
this organization, wherein the foundation of
character and citizenship are laid, we hope a
message will come forth in the sometime of
tomorrow that will stir the people toward the
establishment of a permanent and everlasting
world peace.
VALUES Creed We believe That faith in God
gives meaning and purpose to human life That
the brotherhood of man transcends the sovereignty
of nations That economic justice can best be
won by free men through free enterprise That
government should be of laws rather than of men
That earth's great treasure lies in human
personality And that service to humanity is the
best work of life.
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JCIs Mission
Purpose

• To contribute to the advancement of the global
  community by providing the opportunity for young
  people to develop the leadership skills, social
  responsibility, fellowship, and entrepreneurship
  necessary to create positive change.

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JCIs Mission
Purpose

• To contribute to the advancement of the global
  community by providing the opportunity for young
  people to develop the leadership skills, social
  responsibility, fellowship, and entrepreneurship
  necessary to create positive change.

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Measure of Success in the
Non-profit Industry
Success in For-Profit Organization

• Success in Non-Profit Organization

MISSION
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Vision Goal

• From within the walls of the soul of this
  organization, wherein the foundation of character
  and citizenship are laid, we hope a message will
  come forth in the sometime of tomorrow that will
  stir the people toward the establishment of a
  permanent and everlasting world peace.

JCI _______ envisions to be the best Nonprofit
Organization of Young Entrepreneurs, Leaders,
Managers and Trainers between the ages of 30 and
40 in the city of _________ by the year 2050.
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ValuesGuide for Action

• JCI Creed We believe That faith in God gives
  meaning and purpose to human life That the
  brotherhood of man transcends the sovereignty of
  nations That economic justice can best be won
  by free men through free enterprise That
  government should be of laws rather than of men
  That earth's great treasure lies in human
  personality And that service to humanity is the
  best work of life.

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Programs

• 1. Is the Program aligned to our local Mission
  and Vision?
• 2. Is it worth spending our TIME, ENERGY and
  RESOURCE?
• 3. Programs vs Fundraisers

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Programs

• JCI National Organization should have one
  flagship program that is focused nationally

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Trends in Volunteerism

• Volunteers
• 1. Prefer to deliver direct services rather than
  engage in politics
• 2. Demand transparency and governance
• 3. Prefer to be focused on their professional
  career but still value a quality life
• 4. Consider Non-profits a social activity and
  prefer to participate with their friends and
  co-workers

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Trends in Volunteerism

• 5-Tend to join Nonprofits that have a nationally
  focused program
• 6-Economy economic, social or political crisis
  do not affect volunteerism if the non-profit
  adapts its programs
• 7-A sense of Social Responsibility makes
  corporations motivate their employees to serve as
  volunteers
• 8-Sudden changes in personal situations in life
  may affect volunteerism

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Conclusion

• The power of a non-profit lies in its Mission,
  Vision, and Values
• Understanding the principles of non-profit
  management will help JCI local organizations be
  successful