Could you use up to $90,000 to launch your idea to solve the world’s most difficult problems? Echoing Green identifies promising social entrepreneurs with bold ideas and provides them with up to $90,000 in seed funding, strategic support, and a powerful community of nearly 500 other Fellows and Alumni. Online application open December 5, 2011 to January 9, 2012. Sign up to receive the latest news: http://bit.ly/p8euX1. For more information, visit http://bit.ly/oBczc6.
NAC Seminar Series Returns
The Nonprofit Advisory Council (NAC) is back with a new seminar series that begins September 22 at the Pacific Center in Downtown Los Angeles. Don’t miss this informative session and networking opportunity.
Americans Expect More from Corporate Brands
As expectations decline of government’s ability to impact social issues, Americans have shifted their focus – and expectations – to business. In fact, eighty-seven percent of Americans believe that business needs to place at least equal weight on society’s interests as on those of business, according to the 2010 Edelman goodpurpose® global Study. [Read more...]
Management Resources Ready to Use
We are always on the look-out for new ideas and information that can help our clients. One of the most innovative resources we’ve seen in a while is IdeaEncore. Through its website and a weekly e-newsletter, nonprofits have access to documents, files, forms, presentations and other useful information – much available free of charge; [Read more...]
New Feedback on Why Donors Give
Boomers and seniors are the top-ranking demographic segments making consistent and sizable donations to nonprofit organizations. What motivates them to support a particular organization? Once they have donated, how can their interest and ongoing support be sustained? According to a new study, both boomers and seniors are more likely to look closely at whether or not an organization does what it says it does. They want to know that their gift really made a difference. Communication is key for organizations working to cultivate donors over 40. Make sure your nonprofit is giving current and prospective donors the information they need to stay actively involved. And, make sure your nonprofit as a solid read on the demographic make-up of your donor base!
