Whether it is through the mail, on your website or in 140 characters on twitter, your donors want to hear from you. Heather Brown is helping to make that easier with these five things you can do to build multi channel communication into your fundraising program.
It may be hard to believe but the fact is that 46% of Canadians still do not have a will. Are you one of them? Roger Ali would like you to join him during LEAVE A LEGACY™ month and get your will started today.
Do you struggle with the task of gathering stories from your beneficiaries? Are you concerned about the ethics involved or worried about offending someone? Vanessa Chase has some practical tips for how you can navigate through conversations about sharing your organization’s most powerful stories.
High ratings in promoting a positive public image, having pride in working for the organization and providing ongoing and relevant training were key to Community Living London's achievement of being named a Nonprofit Employer of Choice. After interviewing the organization's Executive Director, Ron Laroche shares how the awards process has re-energized the staff team.
In a world where we talk a lot about building relationships with and loving our donors, very few charities are actually putting donors above their own organizational needs. Kimberley MacKenzie thinks it is time to stop using words like persuasion, influence and reciprocity and start a movement for more authenticity in the charitable sector.
Whether it is through the mail, on your website or in 140 characters on twitter, your donors want to hear from you. Heather Brown is helping to make that easier with these five things you can do to build multi channel communication into your fundraising program.
It may be hard to believe but the fact is that 46% of Canadians still do not have a will. Are you one of them? Roger Ali would like you to join him during LEAVE A LEGACY™ month and get your will started today.
Do you struggle with the task of gathering stories from your beneficiaries? Are you concerned about the ethics involved or worried about offending someone? Vanessa Chase has some practical tips for how you can navigate through conversations about sharing your organization’s most powerful stories.
In a world where we talk a lot about building relationships with and loving our donors, very few charities are actually putting donors above their own organizational needs. Kimberley MacKenzie thinks it is time to stop using words like persuasion, influence and reciprocity and start a movement for more authenticity in the charitable sector.
