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Typhoon Fundraising Nearing $200 Million
Fundraising in response to Typhoon Haiyan in the Philippines surpassed $100 million within two weeks of the disaster and was approaching the $200-million mark after the first 30 days.
Older Schools, Stable Administration Boost $1 Million Gifts
Fewer than one in three U.S. colleges and universities received a publicly-announced million-dollar donation between 2000 and 2012. The institutions that did shared some characteristics, such as long presidential tenure, national ranking and institutional age.
NPT Blog: Funding Imbalances Continue In The Arts
Click here to see the latest post from guest blogger Niki Jagpal.
Donors Flee When Processing Too Slow
Shiloh Stark, chief digital officer at Amnesty International (AI) in Washington, D.C., was unhappy six months ago when he looked at the organization’s website traffic from mobile devices. There were an impressive number of visitors from mobile users but the visitors who made a gift through their donation page were considerably fewer.
3 Fundraising Questions Bring Serious Answers
When skepticism seems to be a common element in a fundraising campaign to a list of purchased names, the top professional fundraisers are in their element. It’s what they expect, and it’s why proficient fundraisers know how to push the hot buttons … buttons that match the Internet era of informational oversupply.
Direct Response Innovator Russ Reid Dies
Russ Reid, a direct marketing guru and founder of the agency that bears his name, died on Saturday in his Sierra Madre, Calif., home. According to Russ Reid Chairman Tom Harrison, he had been suffering from Parkinson’s Disease but the cause of death was pneumonia. Reid was 82.
Trademarks: Protecting Your Nonprofit’s Brand
With the daily barrage of information competing for your donors’ attention, how does your fundraising campaign stand out and get noticed? Many nonprofit managers don’t realize that “brand” is one of the organization’s most valuable assets.
Battle Brewing For Detroit Institute of Arts’ Collection
The Detroit Institute of Arts’ (DIA) collection was assessed at a fair market value of between $452 million and $866 million, with 11 works on display accounting for 75 percent of the total value range.
The Nonprofit Sector Remembers Nelson Mandela
Tributes on the passing yesterday of Nelson Mandela are numerous. His impact on social justice worldwide will be felt for generations. Here are some of the tributes being released within the charitable sector through direct statements, website announcements, Twitter and other social media.
Nonprofit Insurance Co-Ops Thriving Despite ObamaCare Web Struggles
While the rollout of the Affordable Care Act’s (ACA) healthcare marketplaces has been marred by technical glitches on the national website, nonprofit health insurance co-ops established by the law are experiencing modest success.
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