Black Philanthropy and the Valuable Role of AADO
Linda & Dave recently had the honor of teaching at the Southeastern Museums Conference’s Jekyll Island Management Institute (JIMI). The nineteen cohort
Don’t Make This One Big Mistake On National Day Of Giving
The National Day of Giving – which I like to call NDoG - takes place every year on the Tuesday after Thanksgiving,
2022 Fundraising Trends – How Does Your School Compare?
Heads of School often have a plethora of comparative data at their fingertips to assist in analyzing their schools’ programs. From academics,
Is Your Strategic Plan Lonely? Might Be Time To Reconnect.
We had a party at my house this past weekend. We used to have a huge party, every summer, with upwards of
Summer is Coming! What Does This Mean for Your Organization?
The author, Sam Keen, once wrote “Deep summer is when laziness finds respectability.” While not exactly a lazy time around Our Fundraising
Ideas for Celebrating National Volunteer Week
This is National Volunteer Week! Established in 1984, National Volunteer Week is an opportunity to recognize the impact of volunteer service and
Leadership Atlanta is Looking for Projects. Your Nonprofit Should Apply!
Over the course of my career, I have both taught and attended more leadership development programs and courses than I can count.
Women, Water, and Philanthropy
At the end of every month, we usually take a look at the coming month to see if there is anything fun
What Should I Pay My Head of Marketing? – Part 2
Let’s continue our discussion of how nonprofit marketers should be compensated. I’d like to begin by reiterating something we have said in
What Should I Pay My Head of Marketing? – Part 1
A couple of months ago, we published a blog titled “What is the Right Amount to Pay a Fundraiser?” It was much