Now that the 2008 presidential election is finally over, we can take a deep breath, step back and ask ourselves “what can non-profits learn from both candidates campaigns?” So here we go… I present…
Read moreI just read this very transparent list of America’s top donors from 2000-2007 and thought our readers would be just as interested as I was to see the list. I was just as surprised…
Read moreMarketing in the Non-Profit sector. When times get tough graph. Hat tip to Katya’s Non-Profit Marketing Blog for the image.
Read more“Social Media, as we all know, has gotten a TON of hype in the last few years. But with the hype, has come a lot of misconceptions about the tools. In many cases, I…
Read moreDan G. Blair, Chairman of the Postal Regulatory Commission, offers his insider prognostication on future postal rate increses: “It appears that the average increase for each class of mail will be approximately 5%. The…
Read moreBy Charlie SorrelApril 25, 2008 Wired.com The GPS mail logger tracks itself. The idea is that you slide it into an envelope to discover why your mail is being delayed. The logger can be…
Read moreThanks to Denny Hatch for his recent post from “Marty Edelston’s Idea Factory: Everyone must be part of the quest for revenue.” In my opinion, these management techniques apply equally, if not more, to…
Read more“Make sure donors who do withdraw their support for economic reasons are still communicated with and are being shown appreciation. Most will return IF ASKED when times get better.” Dan Brown, from: The ejewishphilanthropy…
Read moreAs far as I can see Jewish non-profits are not experimenting enough with new technology as a means to interact with current and potential members and donors! As a whole, Jewish organizations efforts have…
Read more“Nonprofits with missions based on religious foundations face special challenges, and the fact that they answer to the Higher Power can work both for an against them.” “Faith is a powerful thing. It can…
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