How to Benefit From Consumer Demand for Companies Doing Social Good
When you promote your nonprofit, think about the value your organization holds for those who support it — even if that value is indirect.
By perry yeatman
Contributor
5 Simple Steps to Becoming a Better Presenter and Public Speaker
Building influence is important, and it starts with having a clear message and an understanding of your audience.
By CODY SWITZER
Contributor
Case Study: How a Company Picnic Raised $31,000 for Memorial Sloan Kettering
A Long Island perfume wholesaler raised more than $31,000 for Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center with just a little assistance from the nonprofit.
By Eden Stiffman
Senior Editor
Obituary: Vera Stern, Arts Leader Who Helped Rescue Carnegie Hall
The 88-year-old ex-wife of violin virtuoso Isaac Stern headed a foundation that promoted U.S.-Israel cultural ties and was a key figure in the campaign save Carnegie Hall from threatened demolition in 1960, The New York Times writes.
An Answer to Fundraiser Turnover in ‘Pay for Performance’?
The University of Pittsburgh introduced a five-step salary scale, based on certain targets and metrics, that is intended to provide a clear career path for fundraisers.
By Drew Lindsay
Senior Editor, Special Projects
Board-Game Fundraising Event Triples Its Goal and Raises $91,000
Dedicated gamers using stories and blogging raised enough money to pay for 30,000 meals for homeless and low-income families.
By Nidhi Singh
Contributor
After the Ball: How to Evaluate the Success of Your Fundraising Event
After a gala or other event, get your staff together to review how it went and collect feedback and ideas.
By Harry A. Freedman
Contributor
Case Study: Keeping Fundraiser Poachers at Bay
One development chief uses a four-pronged approach to motivate her team and reduce turnover.
By Drew Lindsay
Senior Editor, Special Projects
Detroit Nonprofit Powers Through Recession With Diversified Revenue
Amid tough times in Detroit, a serial entrepreneur achieves what many experts say should be every nonprofit’s goal.
By Drew Lindsay
Senior Editor, Special Projects
5 Essential Ways to Prepare for the Next Downturn
Organizations say retaining key staff, establishing strong board relationships, building healthy reserves, and diversifying revenue are key elements to weathering tough times.
By Drew Lindsay
Senior Editor, Special Projects