This is not a politically driven column and this month is no exception. However, as a fundraiser, I have been confronted over the years with
For many nonprofits, the biggest money maker of the year is the annual dinner or gala. Depending on the size of the fundraiser, its track
There comes a time in virtually every fundraiser’s life when he or she is faced with a crisis that threatens staging the nonprofit’s special event.
Early in my career, I volunteered for a nonprofit organization that was trying to raise money to meet its daily obligations. When I joined, one
Part II In my last column I delineated the roles and responsibilities of all boards of directors, regardless of ethnicity or religion. In a nutshell,
“You’re late!” “What do you mean I’m late?” “If you are only now planning your end-of-year giving campaign, then you are late in getting it
Is there a link between the state of the economy and fundraising? My first instinct is to say “Yup, you betcha,” especially having gone through
Fundraising has a long and storied history going back at least to the time when the Jews traveled in the desert and Moses collected funds
