Donor Acquisition: When the “Widow’s Mite” Hurts Your Ministry
While teaching in the temple, Jesus is addressing the crowd gathered around Him. Some are asking questions to learn from Him, others are…
From the Floor: Our Report From the NRB Convention
One thing about the NRB convention during an election year, it’s never dull. This year saw presidential candidates Ted Cruz and Dr. Ben Carson…
The New Face of Facebook for Nonprofits
This week, Facebook unveiled a new set of resources for nonprofits and non-governmental organizations (NGOs), good for both the newbie and…
The Gift of Testing – From Gut Instinct to Proven Response
It’s the word that can strike fear into the heart of every schoolchild, but in the language of fundraising, testing is a gift. It’s a gift of…
Live the Give: Shelley Cochrane
“Growing up, we were what you might call an ‘under-resourced’ family – living below the poverty line. We didn’t have a lot, but we were happy…
Development Office Resolutions: Making 2016 Your Best Fundraising Year
A new year always sparks new optimism, and many of us welcomed 2016 with lofty goals. Eating less and exercising more are generally good things…
Making 2017 Your Best Fundraising Year Ever
Welcome to 2017! A new year bringing opportunities to do things differently. Even small changes can impact the success of your fundraising…
SIM, Douglas Shaw & Associates Win NonProfit PRO Gold Award for “Pray to End Ebola” Campaign
SIM, an international Christian mission organization based in Charlotte, has been awarded a 2015 NonProfit PRO Gold Award for Fundraising Excellence…
Christmas on the Ranch
I have always found myself rooting for the underdog, the poor and beaten down. Perhaps this is what attracted me to fundraising as a…
Building an Integrated, Multichannel Campaign
To the average person standing in line next to you at the grocery store, the title of this article could be quite confusing. Just look at the…
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