Nonprofit Hospitals Object to Senate Proposal to Add New ‘Charity Care’ Requirements
Nonprofit hospitals object to ‘charity care’ idea floated in Senate
By Holly Hall
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The Future of Direct Mail: Dueling Opinions
Are direct-mail appeals about to disappear?
By Holly Hall
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Setting Ambitious Goals for Visiting Donors Can Backfire, Study of College Fund Raisers Finds
High goals depress fund-raising performance, study finds
By Holly Hall
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Donors Show Rising Confidence in the Economy
Donors show rising confidence in the economy
By Holly Hall
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Salaries of Fund Raisers Stagnate at Charities and Turnover Starts to Slow, Study Finds
Salaries of fund raisers in the United States stagnated last year as the recession deepened, according to the annual compensation survey of the Association of Fundraising Professionals. The median salary in 2008 was $63,500 among the 2,571 American fund raisers in the survey — meaning that half…
By Holly Hall
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Raising More and Weighing Less: One Woman’s Fund-Raising Quest
A new kind of fund-raising challenge
By Holly Hall
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Virtual Fund-Raising Conference Draws Global Audience
Virtual conference allows fund raisers around the globe to share ideas
By Holly Hall
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Texas Charity Raises Money From Discarded Jewelry
Raising money from jewels
By Holly Hall
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Singapore Charity Gives Donors 24/7 Access to Financial Records
A Singapore charity has come up with a way to be more accountable to its most-generous donors: giving them online access to its daily accounts, notes The Straits Times. Starting this month, donors who give at least $67,584 to the Heartware Network, which promotes community service among young…
By Holly Hall
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