Do you serve as a board member for a non-profit organization, a college or university, or perhaps for your church? Do you give of your time as a volunteer? Of your money? If you answered “yes,” this column is for you. Previously, we focused on those things that people who work in fundraising can do
It’s summertime and you’ve got the fundraising blues…. your events are over, your donors are out of town…
A few words on how the Lou Rawls UNCF Telethon came to life! If you watched it, if you pledged, here is some behind-the-scenes information on how it came together.
At the end of the day its all about people and relationships. Learn that magic question that can help engage volunteers….
Here are two examples of the impact a business plan can make on the life of a non-profit organization or institution. Take a peak at the good and the – well, not so good…..
Dr.Jan Young on how a business plan can help coordinate and advance the work of a non-profit orgnaization or institution.
Strategic planning and business planning – what are the similarities and what are the differences? Learn how to strengthen your non-profit by engaging in business planning. An interview with Dr. Jan Young, Executive Director of the Assissi Foundation of Memphis.
Everyone says “get your board engaged with fundraising.” But just how exactly do you do that? Read on for our suggestions on how to engage your board members….
Ah, the differences between volunteer-led fundraising and staff-led fundraising. We believe in volunteer-led fundraising, and with this blog we share why.
Engagement is a clear indicator of commitment, and commitment is a number-one prerequisite for fundraising success. Learn from the wisdom on Robert Poole, Sr. VP for Advancement at Meharry Medical College.
