Vu Le

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Vu Le (“voo lay”) is a writer, speaker, vegan, Pisces, and Executive Director, Rainier Valley Corps, a nonprofit in Seattle that promotes social justice by developing leaders of colour, strengthening organisations led by communities of color, and fostering collaboration between diverse communities. Check out his other posts at Nonprofit AF.


Articles by Vu Le


a cartoon of a person and a cat on a mat, with the person stretching and doing yoga--nonprofit humour

October 21, 2024
A bootcamp for clueless businesspeople
We all know somebody who could benefit from this.
dog dressed as a teacher standing in front of a board--nonprofit humour

October 30, 2023
Nonprofit math
If it’s not adding up, you’re doing it right.
dog wearing glasses-nonprofit humour

March 27, 2023
Dad jokes for nonprofits
Much like funds from Mackenzie Scott, few people will get it.
Two Greek statues_Nonprofit humour

February 27, 2023
Greek myths reimagined for nonprofits
Who knew Greek mythology had so much in common with the social sector?
Two dogs on a carpet with gift boxes in front of them-nonprofit humour

January 16, 2023
A gifting guide for nonprofit professionals
The holidays may be over, but gifting is always in season.
A picture of a dog holding a heart shaped balloon-nonprofit humour

July 25, 2022
Love, dating, and romance advice for nonprofit professionals
Who knew love and romance have so much in common with nonprofits and philanthropy?
A painting of a laptop and a vase on a desk-nonprofit humour

March 7, 2022
New rules for virtual meetings
Since we’re still in a pandemic, here are 12 new rules for meeting online.
Illustration of a tiger-nonprofit humour

February 21, 2022
Courageous things you can do during the Year of the Tiger
Maybe one phone call a year won’t be that bad.
the word "cancelled" in red bold font against-The Activist

September 20, 2021
Ten shows that would be better than ‘The Activist’
We know which shows we would rather watch. Do you?
ancient indian currency_nonprofit grant reports

March 22, 2021
Answers on grant reports if nonprofits were brutally honest: Part IV
Ever wondered what your answers on grant reports would be if you could be completely honest? Here's a glimpse.
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