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Evaluation
As entities that serve the public, nonprofit organizations have an obligation to demonstrate their value to the public. The public has a stage in nonprofit performance and is entitles to information regarding organization results. Nonprofits should regularly measure their performance against a clear set of goals and should share such information with their constituents. Nonprofit evaluation should be appropriate to the size and purpose of the organization, and evaluation data should be used to continually improve the quality of processes, programs and activities.
Principles & Practices
Membership Benefits for Evaluation
Trainings and Opportunities to enhance your evaluation
Michigan Nonprofit Management Manual
 The
5th edition of the Michigan Nonprofit Management Manual features a
section on Communication. Preview the section contents below as well as a
sample page from the Communication chapter. The Management Manual can
be purchased from the MNA bookstore at www.MNAonline.org/bookstore.aspx.
Evaluation Section Table of Contents
Sample Page from Evaluation Chapter
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