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How to Quickly Mobilize a Fundraiser Following a Tragedy

How to Quickly Mobilize a Fundraiser Following a Tragedy

Special to the Philanthropy Journal By Kelly Velasques-Hague This past year has seen no shortage of tragedies. From hurricanes to school shootings, the heartbreak and devastation leaves many wondering how they can help. These good intentions often motivate individuals...

Corporate Giving and Shared-Value Philanthropy

Corporate Giving and Shared-Value Philanthropy

Special to the Philanthropy Journal By Alec Gorynski, Vice President of Community Development and Corporate Philanthropy, First National Bank of Omaha Corporations and businesses are either starting or enhancing their community giving. According to the Giving in...

Keeping Up With The Mail

Keeping Up With The Mail

How often does this happen to you? You are in your office opening mail when the writing on an envelope catches your eye. Perplexed, you ask yourself, “Hmm, when did we start writing addresses like that?” Never? Mailing addresses in the United States have been written...

Compliance for North Carolina Nonprofits

Compliance for North Carolina Nonprofits

Compliance plays an integral part to the sustained success of your organization. In this first post in a series on nonprofit compliance, the focus is on rules and regulations governing nonprofits in North Carolina.

Neuromarketing in Fundraising

Neuromarketing in Fundraising

Sometimes in our messaging, on our websites, or in other forms, we are shouting “support for polar bears in the Sahara” and we don’t even realize it.

Universal Truths of Individual Donor Fundraising

Universal Truths of Individual Donor Fundraising

Now in its third year of collecting national data, the Individual Donor Benchmark Project is starting to see some statistics stay steady. With these ‘universal truths’ of individual donor fundraising, you can strengthen your organization’s fundraising program.

Fundraising Compliance

Fundraising Compliance

By staying compliant, your nonprofit will have the freedom to solicit funds in any state where you are registered, and will give your donors the complete confidence to support your mission.

Make the Most of #GivingTuesday All Year Long

Make the Most of #GivingTuesday All Year Long

#GivingTuesday can serve as much more than a day to simply collect donations. For organizations participating in #GivingTuesday, its impact and potential benefits stretch far beyond just one day.

In Doing Good, Use Your Head and Your Heart

In Doing Good, Use Your Head and Your Heart

The key to donating with kindness and intelligence is to identify the causes that you want to support, watch for transparency and entrepreneurship, and to find organizations that have demonstrated results. When you pay attention to these factors, your charitable gift not only comes from the heart, but from the head.

Building Trust With Donors Through Transparency

Building Trust With Donors Through Transparency

The holidays are the most important time of the year for giving, but also one of the most challenging. When nonprofits pursue year-end contributions to meet their fundraising goals, they’re grappling with the pressing concern, held by many in the general public, that the donations may not be put to good use. Liz Deering of 121Giving explains how to create a transparent, visible, and future for philanthropy.