Articles related to "Nonprofits"

Philanthropy was pivotal to the birth of nonprofits. Pragmatic philanthropy demands that nonprofits evolve to meet changing needs, re-brand and be collaborative.

Philanthropy is part of our country's history. Transformation of nonprofits is crucial, and pragmatic philanthropy will enter into that change.

Nonprofits are more similar to for-profits than different but what really distinguishes them is mission and accountability to remain tax-exempt.

As many nonprofits are considering online marketing strategies to tap into existing social networks like Facebook, Ning offers organizations a chance to build their own.

What is Twitter? What is social media? These seem to be the questions of the day. As the nonprofit industry moves into the social networking arena they are seeking answer

The effectiveness of event fundraising can be debated in light of all costs, but using nonprofit events as "friendraisers" can be very effective in long-term support.

Scandals have hurt nonprofit groups which should expect media scrutiny when they want to get good publicity.

Everyday the news gets worse with constant reports of the adverse effects of this recession. This list of fundraising ideas for nonprofits can be implemented now.

Those able to take luxury vacations during the holiday season are fortunate. Donating to these nonprofits ensure that the next generation can enjoy similar exotic trips.

With the decline of traditional financial support in the current economy, change is inevitable. Best practices in change management smooth transitions.

Nonprofit organizations can earn money while saving the earth. Here are some companies that help groups earn money for used ink jet & laser cartridges and cell phones.

Nonprofits should be writing a blog to communicate to donors and volunteers. People stay engaged when feeling they are a part of something that needs their input or help.

Approximately $38 billion is said to be lost by nonprofits each year because volunteers don't return. Here are tactics to ensure volunteers want to continue their work.

Nonprofit organizations report fundraising is down, but planned giving offers an opportunity for donors to give now and pay later.

Lindsey Kneuven is grants manager at Salesforce.com Foundation and shares her expertise in starting a successful non-profit.

Tips from online donor communications expert Hillary New Sinclair of Papilia show how technology can advance fundraising even in a challenging economy.

"Cash for Clunkers" ran out of money in only a week and has just received additional funding. What about charities that depend on car donations?

When a for-profit corporation publicly associates itself with a nonprofit cause, the resulting cause-related marketing can benefit both parties.

Getting grants from private sources is essential for nonprofits. Finding the best prospects and thorough diligent research is a crucial part of the process.

Nonprofit organizations face unique challenges that call for effective leadership. The Contingency Theory of Leadership may help nonprofit managers build strong leaders.

Grants solve social issues through the intelligent use of social factors. When social problems are overcome society benefits. This is the idea underlying all grant awards

Most non-profit organizations can - and should - lobby for their cause, as long as they follow the IRS's rules.

During a recession, nonprofit organizations must be efficient in their fundraising. Developing target markets as part of a planned development strategy is wise.

Nonprofits may lack the resources and know-how to implement an organizational marketing strategy employing effective marketing tactics used by corporate counterparts.

Nonprofit organizations can tap into the power of collective giving by forming giving circles for donor peer groups to engage with nonprofits and focus philanthropy.

Due to the poor economy, affiliations among not for profits may be on the rise . Here are a few factors that will help promote greater organizational compatibility.

Valuable content and effective Internet marketing are key to online fundraising. Nonprofits are successfully using the Internet to market charitable programs .

The nonprofit tagline -- also sometimes known as a nonprofit motto or organization's slogan -- is often overlooked. But it's really a marketing secret weapon.

The granting of credentials for organizations to cover Congress remains a subject of debate there, and among publications and others who monitor the news business.

Learn how consultants help nonprofits, steps to creating a successful nonprofit project and tips for conducting a nonprofit consultant search.

Founders of a nonprofit may zealously cling to a nonprofits mission statement. To thrive or even survive, it may be time to revisit the mission statement.

Volunteers as a resource are important, but all to often overlooked. Find fundraising ideas for volunteers. Nobody is more passionate about the cause then a volunteer.

An organization looking for new people to join its nonprofit board of directors should consider people who are already engaged in the organization or community.

Many nonprofit donors write checks at the end of the year to take advantage of the tax deduction. But year-end fundraising requires significant planning and a big push.

Ready to start a nonprofit organization? A noble undertaking, individuals should consider alternatives and plan carefully before launching a not-for-profit organization.

In 2009 it has been tough to get funds for filing a free grant application. In order to stand out, good grant writers communicate with the program officer.

Determining the appropriate compensation for employees of non-profits can be difficult. Fortunately, a process, using a written policy, exists to help.

In this competitive job market, nonprofit volunteers can utilize volunteer experience in presenting themselves to employers. Nonprofits can help their volunteers.

When it comes to having a successful nonprofit website, content is king. For a nonprofit, a blog adds an entirely new dimension to its website and fosters new dialogue.

3 ideas for skilled professionals seeking opportunities to help nonprofits: create a grant program, hook into an existing volunteer network or offer a pro bono marathon.

Art and music festivals are not only a fun way to spend a long weekend, but it is also a great place to pick up some extra cash.

Since 1951 The Community Foundation of Greater Atlanta has been connecting community members, nonprofits and donors to help strengthen the community through philanthropy.

Determining whether or not a nonprofit is the best choice for your entrepreneurial venture.

Changing the Present's website offers gifts that help fight and prevent HIV/AIDS around the world. The perfect gift idea for the person who already has everything.

Questions to ask and information to review when deciding what kind of business structure you'd like to employ.

The Sierra Club works on many fronts to promote environmental health. From clean air and water efforts, to stopping sprawl and global warming, it covers a lot of ground.

One of the most important aspects of nonprofit donor stewardship is reporting to a donor on the work done with her gift. A flexible stewardship kit is a powerful option.

Donor Advised Funds are a successful fundraising tool to help philanthropic families hand off responsibility for administrative duties, while helping the community.

It's hurricane season until November 30. Are you ready for your family and your pets?

E-waste is a growing environmental problem which does not lend itself to traditional waste management solutions. An integrated life cycle approach to e-waste is needed.