A two-minute tour
Put your report to work
Your report is a place to begin. Explore the tools that can help your organization put it to use, with the people you serve in view.
The screens show a fictional demonstration organization. Your tools become available as you complete the assessment; your page may look a little different.
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Thank you for making room for this conversation in your organization. I hope your KindTru report helps you see what your people are noticing, and gives you a useful place to begin together.
As you read, keep the people you serve in view. What would help your organization meet its responsibilities to them and carry out its mission more effectively?
Start with the brief at the front of your report. Read the explanation of how to interpret the results, too. The findings give you something to discuss. They don't tell the whole story of your organization. What rings true? What needs more context? What deserves a closer look?
Then open Your KindTru. Everything you have is gathered under Understand, Act and Thrive. You can return here whenever a particular job comes up; you don't need to work through every tool in order.
Under Understand, Messages helps you prepare notes for your board, staff or funders. Review what you share and choose who receives it.
When you're ready to bring the report to the board, you can create a Facilitation Kit. It helps your chair prepare and lead the conversation, with an agenda, a script and questions to consider. The proposed next step is there for your board to weigh. You can record the board's decision in the Action Plan.
And there is room for bigger questions. In the Planning Room, explore what kind of planning fits this moment, use a practical worksheet, or prepare a retreat built from your results. Grant Readiness can help you prepare a draft for an application or a funder conversation, with facts you'll need to check and make your own.
Under Thrive, Board Development offers short sessions for regular meetings. The Welcome Pack helps you bring a new board member aboard. The Policy Shelf gives you starting drafts to discuss and adapt with appropriate advice. Check-ins help you revisit the work you've chosen and what needs to happen next.
For now, perhaps choose the tool that would help with the next real task on your desk. Our hope is that you'll keep coming back as new questions arise, and that these resources help you build a stronger organization for the people who depend on it.