Fund-Raising Jobs Appear to Be Sprouting, but the Thaw May Not Last
The job market for fund raisers is picking up in some areas, but experts have mixed opinions about what the future holds.
By Holly Hall
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People Skills No Longer Sufficient for Fund Raisers to Thrive
Globalization, changes in demographics and technology, and new demand for entrepreneurial tactics will transform the fund-raising profession, experts predict.
By Holly Hall
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Giving to Churches Hurt by the Recession
A new study shows the deepening effect of the recession on church giving and the growing number of budget cuts made by the nation’s congregations.
By Holly Hall
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New Studies on Generosity Get a Generous Grant
More than $1.4-million in new grants will help scientists learn more about generosity—research that may provide insights for fund raisers.
By Holly Hall
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As the bad economy causes problems for charities, more and more grant makers are helping organizations find new revenue sources
By Holly Hall
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New Charities Gain Ground in Fund-Raising Race
Newer charities are often discounted as competition by fund raisers at older, more established institutions. But a new analysis suggests that younger charities are capturing a growing share of charitable donations.
By Holly Hall
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Company Offers Free Fund-Raising Consultations
A fund-raising consulting company is offering charities in Washington and Baltimore the chance to receive a free consultation in April.
By Holly Hall
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Scottish Officials Seek Ban on Street Fund Raising
Street solicitors have raised the ire of business leaders and the public in Edinburgh.
By Holly Hall
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Alumna’s Big Gift Offers Fund-Raising Lesson
A posthumous donation to Lake Forest College underscores the importance of honoring modest contributions.
By Holly Hall
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Starting this year, the Boston Museum of Science will benefit from a fund-raising marathon.
By Holly Hall
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