Sue Green, Founder of Nonprofit Central and Howard Levy, Principal of Red Rooster Group, co-produce Advice-Link events for nonprofits. • • • Nonprofits face pressing problems, but often [...]
A recent article in The New York Times, Charities Give to State Campaigns, Despite Law, described how some nonprofits had purchased tickets to fundraising dinners for elected officials, or had [...]
EHL Consulting Group, fundraising consultants, share the following lessons and observations regarding the US philanthropic marketplace. Four Important Lessons Learned The combination of the [...]
Red Rooster Group shares how their targeted direct mail campaign to Jewish Community Centers is achieving impressive results. As the Principal of Red Rooster Group, I am committed to growing our [...]
The name of your organization can say a lot about who you are, what you do, your values and your audience. While a great name won't guarantee a steady of stream of funds, it can help distinguish [...]
The logo is caught in a strange land, somewhere between the mark of a proud craftsman, and our post-modern notion of the brand as the fulfillment of a promise. Like a poem, that can encapsulate [...]
In the recent issue of Good magazine, Iqbal Quadir, the founder of Grameenphone, and Nicholas Negroponte, the founder of One Laptop per Child, debate the merits of these specific technologies in [...]
This reader comment on a New York Times article about electric cars caught my attention: “Just get NASCAR to change its rules to only allow electric powered cars to race and see how quickly the [...]
Amidst all the recent financial gloom and doom, I thought it’s worthwhile to report a blip of good news on the fundraising front and relate the lessons that can be learned from it. The New [...]
This entry is in response to an op ed piece by Nicholas D. Kristof in the New York Times on December 24, 2008: The Sin in Doing Good Deeds. Easing our insistence on low overhead ratios for [...]
This entry is in response to an op ed piece by Nicholas D. Kristof in The New York Times on December 24, 2008: The Sin in Doing Good Deeds A new concept in business is the Triple Bottom Line: [...]
