Even on Facebook, you can't underestimate the power of a puppy photo. Maybe that's why animal welfare nonprofits are drawing fans much faster than any other type of charity.
Whether your Facebook fans are capable of raising $10,000 for 10 new wheelchairs or would like to take on just one of those at $1,000, the new FanFunder app will let them appeal to their networks on your behalf.
Q: When is preserving the environment like blowing up a building? A: When Canada's public safety minister frames a counter-terrorism strategy. Charity law experts Terrance S. Carter and Nancy E. Claridge read between the lines of the minister's rationale and conclude it's not the only threat charities face as they attempt to bring their expertise to public policy debates.
Understanding Millennials is essential for your future. But more and more, insights into Millennials apply to older demographic groups as well. Janet Gadeski reviews some new research on how nonprofits can engage Generation Y.
Your Board needs professional development, but you don't know where to turn! Here's an idea: Tom Little's BIG Ideas for Non-Profit Boards. In this workbook you'll find one hundred and ninety pages containing thirty-six "BIG Ideas." Thirteen of these ideas are what Tom calls "The BIGGEST of the BIG;" core concepts you should incorporate into the operation of your Board, they are critical to any Canadian non-profit. But, there's more to Tom, his ideas and his book than that. Read on. You won't be disappointed.
Understanding Millennials is essential for your future. But more and more, insights into Millennials apply to older demographic groups as well. Janet Gadeski reviews some new research on how nonprofits can engage Generation Y.
