In this instalment of our In Conversation series I have the pleasure of talking with Marina Glogovac, Chief Executive Officer of Canada Helps about the technological landscape in the charitable sector.
Have you ever thought about your organization’s legal obligation to your employees? Is the line clear between your employees and your independent contractors? Should it be? Tanya Carlton helps us to understand more about the differences between employees and independent contractors and how to frame a contract to ensure it covers all the bases.
Engaging the next generation of donors is probably the most pressing issue in the charitable sector today. If you are lucky enough to get a first gift from a millennial what is the best way to ask for the second gift? And when should you ask again? Andrew Littlefield is recommending a new approach to acquiring that precious second gift– ask for something else first.
The world of legacy fundraising can be daunting. There is so much information to sift through, so many approaches to take and your prospects are your most loyal and senior donors. It can be hard to know exactly how to market your planned giving program. In this article Fraser Green outlines exactly how to find the balance between the ‘why’ and the ‘how’ of legacy fundraising.
Have you ever found yourself wondering how to simplify the number of vendors you hire for your technological needs? Perhaps you are frustrated that you online channels and offline channels are not integrated and as a result you are losing out on some important opportunities. If so, Blackbaud and CDS Global are ready to offer you a solution.
Have you ever thought about your organization’s legal obligation to your employees? Is the line clear between your employees and your independent contractors? Should it be? Tanya Carlton helps us to understand more about the differences between employees and independent contractors and how to frame a contract to ensure it covers all the bases.
Engaging the next generation of donors is probably the most pressing issue in the charitable sector today. If you are lucky enough to get a first gift from a millennial what is the best way to ask for the second gift? And when should you ask again? Andrew Littlefield is recommending a new approach to acquiring that precious second gift– ask for something else first.
The world of legacy fundraising can be daunting. There is so much information to sift through, so many approaches to take and your prospects are your most loyal and senior donors. It can be hard to know exactly how to market your planned giving program. In this article Fraser Green outlines exactly how to find the balance between the ‘why’ and the ‘how’ of legacy fundraising.
