By Betina Jean-Louis, PhD, Kendra Avila, MSW, Megan Murphy Why do nonprofits and funders decide to participate in Listen4Good? And how does the process of gathering and using actionable client feedback help them to deliver on their missions and advance equity? In this interview with leaders at two Michigan-based organizations, Listen4Good coach Betina Jean-Louis explores the benefits…
Here’s Dominick Dudley’s blunt way to explain why young people like him working outdoor jobs through a California youth employment program need to have good relationships with their supervisors: “I’m not walking down into that creek when it’s pouring rain if I don’t like you.” Through Listen4Good surveys, Conservation Corps North Bay heard from Dominick and his…
Measuring client satisfaction is an important way for organizations to assess how well they are delivering on their mission. Client feedback surveys are an essential tool to accomplish this assessment. When one implements a feedback loop process, you can go beyond merely gathering some broad sentiment and actually create a process that generates actionable feedback…
This post can also be found at Fund for Shared Insight. By Valerie Threlfall — In 2015, the philanthropic collaborative Fund for Shared Insight initiated a range of investments to build the field of feedback in philanthropy and the social sector. Beyond supporting individual organizations, Shared Insight introduced infrastructure and field-level grants to make systematic…
For this report, ORS Impact interviewed co-funders that nominated nonprofits to participate in Listen4Good, examining the extent to which the feedback program may have led to changes in the funders’ thinking, organizational culture, and practices around feedback.
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