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EPISODE · Jan 16, 2026 · 33 MIN

How Nonprofits Can Survive Tough Grant Cycles and Reduce Staff Burnout - NonProfit MBA 8.32

from The Nonprofit MBA Podcast with Stephen Halasnik · host Stephen Halasnik

In this episode of the Nonprofit MBA Podcast, Stephen Halasnik talks with Michael Toguchi, Chief Strategy Officer at eResources, about how nonprofits can streamline grantmaking and donor programs to save time and reduce staff burnout in a tighter funding environment. They explore how recent economic and political shifts have made grants harder to secure, pushing organizations to apply for more funding with limited resources. Michael explains how combining strong internal processes with nonprofit-specific software can create efficient, repeatable workflows for grants and donor management, improve results, and protect organizations from staff turnover, ultimately freeing teams to focus more on their mission and impact.

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