The Nonprofit World’s ‘Chronic Self-Esteem Deficiency,’ Plus More: Friday’s Roundup
By Maria Di Mento
Senior Editor
December 18, 2009
- The nonprofit world “suffers from a chronic self-esteem deficiency,” writes Jonathan Spack, executive director of Third Sector New England, on the Blue Avocado blog. He argues that nonprofit organizations are too often perceived as less important than business.
- The United Kingdom plans to phase out checks by 2018, prompting Tom Belford, a fund-raising consultant, to wonder how such a decision in the United States might affect nonprofit fund raising.
