Small And Growing

Small And Growing

I recently subscribed to the enews of a nonprofit that has a wonderful mission. As part of their messaging and tagline, they use the word “hope.” I started thinking about the word “hope” and the fact that, it seems to me, many nonprofits use it. As I looked at more...
Shrug Is Not An Acceptable Response

Shrug Is Not An Acceptable Response

It was ten days before the gala event. I was the alumni director and fundraiser for an educational institution in Israel. I was in the U.S. managing the annual dinner, the biggest fundraising event of the year. My phone rang. It was an alumnus. Alumnus: Is the dinner...
A Tale Of Two Fundraising Words

A Tale Of Two Fundraising Words

When I was a kid, my mom used to always remind me to share and play nicely with others. The power of a group is greater than the individual. She wasn’t wrong. When we work as a collective, together with a shared purpose, we can get great things done. But when we’re...
Why Nonprofits Should Embrace Stock Gifting

Why Nonprofits Should Embrace Stock Gifting

Guest post by Steve Latham, Co-founder and CEO of DonateStock The murky outlook for fundraising means nonprofits will need to work smarter to meet their budget goals in 2023. This challenging setup presents a wake-up call for the nonprofit industry. Organizations of...