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If your vision is the result of what your nonprofit organization wants to accomplish, your mission is the way you intend to do so. A mission is your primary assignment and provides you with a stable framework that will help you realize your vision. It can be communicated to anyone in one statement and keeps your team focused on the road ahead. It also makes detailed strategic planning possible.
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