Largest U.S. Fund-Raising Software Company Expands Overseas
American software company expands overseas
By Holly Hall
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Nature Conservancy Receives Multimillion-Dollar Gift From Moviegoers
Moviegoers provide $2.7-million to conservation charity
By Holly Hall
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Contributions to Big Charities Drop as Groups Struggle to Recruit Donors
Donations to 75 of the nation’s largest charities have fallen in the past year, adding to problems caused by a multiyear decline in the number of donors who give in response to direct-mail solicitations, online appeals, and telemarketing, according to a study released last week. In the past…
By Holly Hall
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Monthly Donors Cancel Gifts as Recession Deepens
Monthly donors in Britain are ending their commitments as recession deepens
By Holly Hall
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Direct-Response Appeals Suffer in the Recession
Gifts to 75 of the nation’s largest charities dropped last year, a result of the recession and a three-year decline in the number of people who give in response to direct-mail solicitations, online appeals, and telemarketing, according to a new survey. Total contributions fell by a median of 3.3…
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Bad Economy Causes a Decline in Gifts From Direct-Marketing Appeals
Bad economy causes a decline in gifts from direct-marketing appeals
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Economy Makes Trustees Less Willing to Raise Money
Economy makes trustees less willing to fund raise
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Advancing Fund Raising Globally
As the Association of Fundraising Professionals annual meeting wraps up today in New Orleans, the conference has made clear that the organization’s work is now spreading around the world. The association has been increasing educational offerings outside the United States and Canada and extending…
By Holly Hall
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