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by Justin P. Clark | Nov 14, 2014 | Audience Development, Fundraising, Messaging
This week John Haydon wrote a piece that discussed how using certain types statistics in your fundraising appeal can be detrimental to your development efforts. Haydon’s article is an excellent read. For many small nonprofits creating compelling statistics can be a...
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by Justin P. Clark | Oct 10, 2014 | Fundraising, Messaging
As we move into autumn, many nonprofit organizations are wrapping up their active/outside fundraising events. In many parts of the country, local parks are jammed with charities rallying their participants before winter weather hits. Many of these events will provide...
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by Justin P. Clark | Sep 5, 2014 | Audience Development, Messaging
Many nonprofit leaders attended the NTEN’s Leading Change Summit this week. You can view highlights by following #14LCS. This tweet from NTEN, was a reminder of the importance of developing a published Code of Conduct for events like this. Conferences often work to...
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by Justin P. Clark | Aug 22, 2014 | Fundraising, Messaging
This week Elizabeth Chung from StayClassy wrote an article that detailed how nonprofits have access to a much larger network than they often anticipate. The piece is focused on the importance of utilizing extended networks for event and fundraising promotion. A...
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by Justin P. Clark | Aug 15, 2014 | Fundraising, Strategy
The Ice Bucket Challenge. In case you haven’t followed nonprofit or social media news over the last two weeks, individuals are pouring buckets of ice water on themselves. This action has primarily been to support the ALS Association and it has gained immense...
