It’s the last week of 2014. If I had my way, everyone would be off this week and no work would happen between Christmas Eve and
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http://traffic.libsyn.com/forsmallnonprofits/FundraisingwithCatPhotos-Episode001.mp3Podcast: Play in new window | DownloadSubscribe: Apple Podcasts | RSSWelcome to the first episode of the For Small Nonprofit Podcast. This week’s guest is
The best way to get donors excited about you is to get them as close to the mission as they can get. So instead
It’s so common as a non-profit ED to have a board member (or a vendor, or an active donor) approach you with some “ideas” for
Ah, autumn. The time when we jump from one holiday to another. Judging by the decorations in the stores, we have holidays that each span two
Unless you’ve been under a rock, you’ve seen the Ice Bucket Challenge. The ALS Association has said that they’ve received $41.8 million since it started
Often small non-profits try to make their fundraising look like the big non-profits in their area. “Well, St. Anthony’s has a successful auction, so I
So often I hear about people who want new ideas for fundraising. “What if we ….” The problem with most new and interesting fundraising ideas
I read The Little Book of Gold and thought it was so awesome, I’m having the rest of my non-profit’s board read it. I feel like reading this has saved me time in not pursuing stuff you think of as non-profit money making. The book is short and concise and worth the read.
