Category: Relational Fundraising

We all enjoy looking into the mirror. And why not? Our favorite subject is ourselves. Such is even

Charitable organizations tout their good deeds and benefit to others. And there’s nothing wrong with that. The rub

Being nice isn’t nice. That is to say that “nice” implies a non-confrontational, go-along-to-get-along stance. Don’t bring up

Asking for a charitable gift is perhaps one of the most stress-inducing tasks that anyone ever undertakes. I’ve

Whenever I am traveling in or around Yellowstone Park I often come upon a small clump of parked

We\’re passionate, focused, determined to do good and–dead wrong. Huh? Charitable organizations are no different. A noble

In a recent post, Seth Godin makes an observation concerning consumer buying behavior that translates well into the

When I use the words, “magic kingdom” you’re probably thinking of what I am—Disney. That name brings many

It’s unfortunate that the perennial debate about nonprofits and charitable organizations is about the revenue they receive—how much,

When you get counsel on how to fundraise—from colleagues, friends or even a professional consultant—stop and think. As

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