Posted on 16 September 2009
There’s a variety of software programs that many nonprofits, just like commercial businesses, need in order to be successful. For charitable groups managing donor information, communicating with supporters online and accepting internet based donations are of particular concern. eTapestry offers a whole suite of tools to simplify this process for you. There’s a web-based donor […]
Posted on 03 September 2009
Awareness bracelets are still going strong as a fundraising and advocacy item. You can find bracelets in every color of the rainbow to represent various causes. In particular, pink is instantly recognizable as the color for breast cancer. Many nonprofits that advocate for those effected by breast cancer have a lot of publicity and events […]
Posted on 29 June 2009
This year The Today Show Lend a Hand program helped five great causes. Al Roker went on the road to help organizations around the country: A Chance for Children Foundation, Los Angeles, California Portland Parks Foundation, Portland, Oregon Help4Galveston, Galveston, Texas Arkansas Rice Depot, Little Rock, Arkansas Community School of the Arts, Charlotte, North Carolina […]
Posted on 15 May 2009
New Hampshire’s Community Action Program has seen the pantry use rise dramatically, up 50% compared to the numbers of people who typically use the pantries. This is a story that’s being played out all over the country. Food banks, other nonprofits, corporations and communities are stepping up to fill the need. Here are some stories […]
Posted on 05 May 2009
Occasionally I hear from people who would like to fundraise to help someone who has financial needs because of a serious medical situation such as a cancer diagnosis or transplant. Even with health insurance, facing the financial responsibility of paying for medical treatment can become overwhelming. Here are seven guidelines to follow when raising funds […]
Posted on 20 April 2009
This is such an awesome video. Reciting the familiar song lyrics, and putting them in the context of changed lives has a powerful impact.
Posted on 23 February 2009
The Documentary category at the Oscars doesn’t often get much attention. However for me when I heard that the film, Smile Pinki: A real-world fairy tale, profiled international charity The Smile Train my ears perked up. Smile Pinki tells the real-world fairy tale of one young life changed forever and takes you inside one of […]