The Nonprofit Blog

How can employers recruit the “right” millennial for their company? I have a friend. We’ll call him Jeremy. He’s responsible for new hires at his

Do you feel like you’ve been on the receiving end of the same marketing advice for years? Or that the outdated hodgepodge of marketing tactics

I just gave $25 to a person I don’t even know, for a Dance-A-Thon fundraiser supporting a cause I don’t even care about. Why? Because

I have always been curious. When I see a problem, I’m curious as to how it can be solved. In fact, when people are interested

Looking to make some extra cash in college, I joined a small but relentless army of student workers calling alumni and asking them to donate

This post originally appeared on Philantopic, a blog from The Foundation Center What can you do when interest in your cause begins to wane? It’s

When I began my career leading fundraising efforts for a national nonprofit, the focus of everything I did was on the individual donor. Our success

This article originally appeared on Philantopic on September 2, 2015. When I first got into fundraising, I executed campaigns without worrying too much about donors

My best friend has cancer. Cancer … the biggest and scariest of all “C” words. This discovery was incredibly painful to hear and even more

Giving your hard-earned dollars to a worthy cause is a great thing. In the ideal situation, you’re helping alleviate some kind of need or contributing