New Awards to Honor Best of Fund Raising—Globally
A British organization has created new annual awards to highlight the world’s best fund raisers and the most innovative fund-raising campaigns.
By Holly Hall
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A Fund Raiser’s Story: Sexual Assault on the Job
A fund raiser says she was raped after she completed a deal for a big gift.
By Holly Hall
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When Unwanted Advances Become the Price of a Donor’s Generosity
Sexual harassment is a problem few fund raisers discuss openly, but Polly Aris Stamatopoulos, a Washington consultant to nonprofit organizations, and many other experts say it is time for the nonprofit world to confront the issue.
By Holly Hall
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Steps Fund Raisers Can Take to Avoid Unwanted Advances
Charity employees may feel helpless to deal with sexual harassment from donors, board members, and others, but they do have options.
By Holly Hall
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Unwanted Sexual Advances: Fund Raisers Speak Out
Many fund raisers report unwanted adavnces from donors, board members, and other supporters. Join us on Wednesday, July 14, to discuss your own experiences and how to handle them.
By Holly Hall
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Oil Spill Will Damage Fund-Raising Efforts, Forecasters Predict
The Gulf oil spill will put a huge damper on giving and charities’ ability to raise money, a new index of charitable giving predicts.
By Holly Hall
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A New Career Path for Fund Raisers?
A small number of college presidents are being plucked from the ranks of senior fund raisers.
By Holly Hall
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State Cutbacks Put New Pressure on Private Fund Raising
As the new fiscal year opens in states across the country, charities face new cutbacks—and the demand to raise more money.
By Holly Hall
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Fund-Raising Tips for Grant Seekers
Examining a foundation’s informational tax return can increase a grant seeker’s chances of winning money, says an expert on proposal writing.
By Holly Hall
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Beating the Odds in Fund Raising
The YMCA in Las Vegas finds a way to attract new members and donations despite the dismal economy.
By Holly Hall
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