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Search Cmte Chairman
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Trans World Radio
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Prison Fellowship
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Most Americans Intend to Make Holiday Donations This Year
November 20, 2009
According to the Chronicle of Philanthropy: Many charities are concerned that donations will suffer this month and next with the weak economy taking its toll on the normally busy giving season. But recent surveys suggest that year-end contributions, as well as donations next year, may not drop as much as some fund raisers fear. Click title to read more...
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Endowment for a Rainy Day
November 19, 2009
Stanford Social Innovation Review: In recent decades, nonprofits have significantly increased the size of their endowments. Yet during the current economic crisis, they made scant use of their sizable holdings. Instead of drawing down their endowments to offset losses of income, nonprofits resorted to cutting programs and personnel, sometimes dramatically. To prepare for future financial downturns, nonprofits should treat endowments as rainy day funds, not cut programs to preserve the endowment. |
HOW TO: Use Twitter Lists to Promote Nonprofits and Causes You Care About
November 1, 2009
Read about Twitter's new "Lists" - Tech blogger, Heather Mansfield, is committed to helping nonprofits, "Fueled by a strong passion for the Internet, Heather spends her days [and some nights] helping nonprofit organizations utilize the Internet as a tool for social change." Click title to read on. |
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11.23.09
The Supreme Killer App: Your Memory
Harvard Business Publishing's "Management Tip of the Day": How often do you hear someone ask the question, "What did we do before cell phones?" One of the many answers to this rhetorical question is: we relied on our memories. Studies have shown that using our memory improves reasoning and creativity. Yet, because of our increased reliance on technology, few of us can even recall phone numbers or appointments anymore. Try using your memory more often by dialing numbers by hand or picturing your weekly calendar in your mind. It will not only help you use your mind in a healthful way, but may save you when the inevitable happens and your BlackBerry or iPhone crashes. For more, click title above...
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