What Are Your Organization’s Services Worth?
Nonprofit groups that charge for services need to think about an array of ways to set prices, says a book by a consultant to businesses.
By Caroline Bermudez
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Many problems arts boards encounter result from insufficient training or a misunderstanding of an organization’s mission, writes the president of the Kennedy Center.
By Caroline Bermudez
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Women are increasingly giving larger amounts of money, so fund raisers should do more to understand how women prefer to be solicited, write three philanthropy experts.
By Caroline Bermudez
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Entrepreneur’s Foundation Gives $24-Million to MIT to Accommodate More Undergraduates
An alumnus seeks to help the Massachusetts Institute of Technology enroll more undergraduates.
By Caroline Bermudez
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Tips to Make Your Marketing Campaign Work
Old-style promotional approaches need to be overhauled, write three marketing consultants.
By Caroline Bermudez
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A Guide on Executive Transitions
Not enough thought is given to succession planning, writes a consultant.
By Caroline Bermudez
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How to Create Effective Donors
A professor’s new book argues that philanthropy works best when donors make gifts that reflect their personal interests.
By Caroline Bermudez
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Famed Children’s Book Author Gives $1-Million for Social Services
The famed children’s book author Maurice Sendak gave $1-million to a N.Y. charity in memory of his partner, who had been a psychiatrist at the organization.
By Caroline Bermudez
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Down on the Farm, Foster Children Learn the Gentle Art of Trust
At a Sonoma County, Calif., charity, foster children pitch in with farm work -- and learn to trust caring adults.
By Caroline Bermudez
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Couple Commits $100-Million to a California Hospital
Marc Benioff, a technology mogul, and his wife have committed $100-million to a California children’s hospital.
By Caroline Bermudez
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