This was a nice surprise, and something I can’t remember happening before. On the “All About Supporting Philanthropy” podcast, Meg Padovani does a “book report”
Let’s plan for growth at your nonprofit. And let’s do it together! Big news! (At least it is for me). I’ve opened up my calendar
Over at the Little Green Light blog, I’ve really enjoyed taking fundraising questions and answering them. Here’s a great question that came through: What is
I was excited to have the opportunity to talk to Julia Campbell at Nonprofit Nation about fundraising for small (and very small) nonprofits. Check out
I had the opportunity this year to do some “Dear-Abby” style questions and answers over on the blog for Little Green Light. The first one
Last year I had the chance to talk to Callie Himsl, who podcasts with The Point, a podcast by the La Pointe Foundation. The podcast
I want to highlight something particularly cool that’s happening right now with one of my books. More than twelve years ago, I sat down to
Hiring your first development staff at a small nonprofit can be daunting. On the one hand, you need the support! On the other hand, what
Confession: I am a huge nerd. And having read the Harry Potter books again for the third or fourth time, it occurred to me that
There are four steps to asking for a donation, and the last step—saying thank you—might be the trickiest. But also the most important. First, as a
Erik got my board to think critically about what kind of fundraising activities we should be investing our time and energy in. He helped them get clear on areas to focus on, and informed our fundraising activities and budget for the coming year.
