Tag Archives: women in philanthropy and fundraising

Philanthropy is alive and well in the African American community

Here’s a stereotype to bust: Philanthropy is about large gifts from the rich and the powerful who give to organizations and institutions that serve those in need. Here’s an expanded definition: philanthropy includes everyday African Americans who give freely of their treasure. So much of African American philanthropy is impactful, but unrecorded. We have a

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How to involve your nonprofit board members

Part three of a three-part series The vitality of a nonprofit lies with its board members. Their individual and collective action, engagement and clarity of mission make all the difference in the world. In this final installment of our interview with Lisa Hoffman we share her thoughts regarding the important work of a nonprofit board.

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Cause Marketing: Grocery Shopping for Good

Think about who you serve and the businesses in your community – there’s sure to be a cause marketing program wanting to emerge for the good of all. The Women’s Foundation for Greater Memphis thanks its supporters through a unique partnership with Kroger stores. Gift cards yield 5% of sales for the foundation and increase funds for programs benefiting women and girls. They also increase loyalty amongst Kroger shoppers.