Who should use this book?

The Outcomes Toolbox can be an invaluable resource if your organization:

Has been asked for outcomes by a funding source, but are uncertain where or how to begin;

  • Is not sure what an “outcomes approach” to its work might look like;
  • Is unsure about the difference between an “outcome” and an “output,” or about other terms you might hear in conversations about results;
  • Is unsure of what makes up a “good” outcome;
  • Is unsure how to identify the outcomes your organization is or should be working toward;
  • Is not sure how to work with outcomes, how to track and manage toward them;
  • Does not know how (or why) to assess your programs’ or organization’s capacity;
  • Is unsure how best to capture the insights and learnings from your programs;
  • Is unsure the best way to communicate your results to audiences you need to impress;
  • Is unsure of how or why to apply the concepts of outcomes to facets of your organization beyond its programs;
  • Would like stronger analytical tools to help you better assess the strengths or weaknesses of your programs

The Outcomes Toolbox can help you in all these situations, and more….

Recent posts from the blog

RSS Feed
Announcement: new book coming
November 1, 2017
The United States today supports the largest, most varied nonprofit sector in the world.  It is more broad in its reach, better organized, and better funded than any of its counterparts anyw
A Weird Sort of Sense
July 14, 2017
It remains one of the most jarring things anyone has ever said to me, one of those unplanned, unguarded lines people occasionally utter that are completely crazy, but at the same time make a...
The Giving Dilemma; Part 6
June 6, 2017
Those who have read this now-and-then series before might be interested in hearing about a friend who posted a story on Facebook. He and his wife were pulling into the parking lot of a Fl...