Nonprofits can start using Scrum for one agreed-upon focus area, such as a fundraising committee, and forming a cross-functional team of 3 to 9 people. By following a structured checklist that includes setting Sprint goals…
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“Speaking Scrum”: A Glossary for Nonprofit Teams
Nonprofits can improve their internal communication and project efficiency by mastering Scrum terminology. A shared language allows team members to align on goals and deliver mission-critical value more effectively. Our free guide breaks down the…
Managing Sprint Goals When Stakeholder Timelines Shift
Nonprofit work is often at the mercy of external stakeholders, from foundations to community partners. When a stakeholder requests a timeline change mid-Sprint, it can feel like your entire plan is derailed. However, the Scrum…
Embracing the Agile Mindset in Nonprofits: Diane’s Lessons from the Field
In the world of nonprofits, we often feel like we’re wearing “all the hats” while trying to navigate a landscape that is constantly shifting. At Agile in Nonprofits, our mission is to help organizations move…
Is Your Nonprofit Already Agile? A Scavenger Hunt to Discover Your Agile Values in Practice
The most common question our team hears from nonprofit professionals encountering Agile for the first time is: “Where do we even start?” It’s a completely understandable question — and our answer often surprises people….