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Capitalizing on Capital Campaigns – LIVE!

February 16, 2012

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Hi all, just a quick note… Tonight at 7:30 PM EST I’ll be joining Ian Adair to chat about capital campaigns LIVE! It’ll be hosted on the fundchat blog (scroll down) and you can watch/comment there. You can also comment via twitter using #fundchat.  There are some GREAT things in store – see you then!… [Read more…]

If I had $1,000,000

December 30, 2011

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It’s a common question. And a neat practice to do with kids, your partner, and anyone.  It helps get to the core of who you are and what you value. If it were me? I’d invest it in an effort that would change the world. One that would improve it as dramatically as possible. Better… [Read more…]

Great expectations: What the Donor and Nonprofit can expect

December 7, 2011

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Last week I struck a chord with ‘Thank you for your trash’.  It got me thinking about all the strings that can be attached with a ‘gift’ – as I’m sure some people would interpret those organizations or people that chimed in – as ungrateful.  So what can you expect as a donor? As an… [Read more…]

Thank you for your trash

December 2, 2011

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I’m upset. I got a call yesterday from a friend of a friend. “Could you guys use some books for the homeless kids you tutor? We want to do a book drive but I wanted to see if that would truly help.” I wanted to hug her over the phone. Why? Because she asked.  Why… [Read more…]

How nonprofits can use Google+ hangouts

November 17, 2011

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Google+ is all the rage right now, especially the new ‘pages’ launched last week. Funny part is, no one really knows what to do with it yet. Tuesday night I had the opportunity to hangout with two nonprofit rockstars – and we did it via Google+ Hangouts. It’s a feature of Google+ that allows conference… [Read more…]

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