Sean Stannard-Stockton at Tactical Philanthropy has been hosting a One Post Challenge this month, encouraging contributions to the blog from others in the philanthropic community. I wrote a post calledContinue readingNot just “grant” making
Many folks are pointing today to the research and report by Eric Mattson and Nora Ganim Barnes, Pd. D. about the use of social media tools by nonprofits. “Blogging forContinue readingNonprofits ahead of the curve!
As TechCrunch and others are reporting, Change.org launched a service for nonprofits to create their own branded social networks. These networks are built to include many of the features nonprofitsContinue readingWant your own social network?
As more organizations in the for-profit sector take on the causes of nonprofits, reports like the one from PRWeek and Barkley Public Relations emerge. This survey of the field showsContinue readingFor-profits using your cause for marketing?
As the baby-boomers start retiring or transitioning out of leadership roles, nonprofits stand in an interesting position. The need for knowledgeable and experienced leaders and management staff in the nonprofitContinue readingStaffing Constraints = Technology Adoption
Is your nonprofit holding any fundraisers or special holiday events? Whether you are raising money for the organization or for families using your services, raising awareness of your communities needsContinue readingSay “Cheese!” You may be in the picture!
A great comment from Amy Gahran at www.contentious.com to my post on ethical standards last week brings up great issues. The best questions really bring up more questions and notContinue readingMore on ethics – Thanks, Amy Gahran!