Why you should read Field Notes For Good

Field notes for good will help you become a better non-profit professional and here’s why…

When you are a busy third sector professional, working hard to maximise every minute for your charity or non-profit organisation, you don’t have the time to wade through long winded research papers and industry texts. Decoding academic language and relating the outcomes to your particular niche is a job on top of the day job – and who in this sector has time for that?! You want to spend your time making an impact, not making notes. This is why Field Notes for Good does it for you – making tough subjects managable in minutes.

1. Reading Field Notes For Good will introduce you to the theories you need to inform your third sector practice.
2. Reading Field Notes For Good will take the guesswork out of fundraising, engagement and volunteer management.
3. Reading Field Notes For Good will give you the confidence to try new approaches and the evidence to justify those actions.

I want Field Notes For Good to be a space for those of us behind the scenes in the third sector to share knowledge and insight, enabling better outcomes for our good causes. I want to encourage discussions in the comments, the lunch room and the board room. We can’t know everything about everything in this sector but we can create a community which shares and supports learning what we can.

Let’s commit to being generous with what we know (and kind about how we share it)—because when we share knowledge, we strengthen the entire charity sector.

– Kait