One of the most exciting opportunities nonprofit partnerships provide to businesses is the chance to make something out of nothing. In this case, nothing is[…]
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What’s your explanation of how your nonprofit organization obtains donations? How exactly does having a mission, supporters, and need, generate money? How do these elements[…]
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1. Double their value: Match their gifts to a nonprofit of their choice. 2. Give time: Volunteering builds skills. 3. Add meaning: Ask representatives from the[…]
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It amazes me how frequently I encounter barriers to giving. Since it happens to me, it happens to other donors, too. What barriers do you[…]
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My father was a man of few words, but he was verbose compared to Cousin Jimmy. Once on a 550-mile car trip from Buffalo, NY[…]
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The president of a community college meets a 92-year-old man at the gym. The two become friends. After a few months, the elderly gent shares[…]
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