Most organizations that conduct fund raising are constantly on the lookout for a program that is fresh and a little different from what their community has seen before. If you’ve not tried an inkjet recycling program before, then read on. […]

A few years ago I decided to undertake a fundraising project: the American Stroke Association’s Train to End Stroke program. Not only would I be doing a good deed, but I would also be going to Hawaii! I didn’t think that fundraising would be that difficult. Since this was my first foray into fundraising I […]

Tennis is my favorite sport. I learned to play on clay and on hard courts, but in my heart I wanted to play on grass. And not just any grass. I wanted to play on the grass courts of Wimbledon. In honor of the upcoming Wimbledon fortnight, I’m going to share five lessons from Wimbledon […]

Here is an inspiring story that came across my email box today from PNN online: Imagine: the 100 million disabled people in developing countries, who today must crawl on the ground, suddenly owning a wheelchair. That’s the goal of Free Wheelchair Mission, which will benefit from the efforts of William Hibbard, owner and CEO of […]

Does your non profit organization send out a newsletter? Most organizations should send out at least a quarterly update to keep in touch with donors. Just like donation request letters, newsletters should speak to the needs and interests of the reader. They should include an appropriate emotional appeal using stories of real people who are […]

Are you looking for supplies for your next fundaiser event? Decorations, tablecloths, event signs, tickets…there’s so much to prepare for a fundraiser event! You can find a variety of supplies online and often save money by ordering through online stores. Especially if you start planning early you can find some good deals. Even if you’re […]

Jennifer Shih had always dreamed of becoming a doctor, specifically a pediatrician. After years of rigorous study and preparation she was thrilled to land a prestigious pediatric cardiology fellowship in Cincinnati. In an ironic turn of events, just a few months into her fellowship, Jennifer experienced life threatening heart problems herself. Jennifer’s heart condition, caused […]