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
Resolutions for 2022: Nonprofits Have Never Been More Relevant, But Let’s Not Start New Ones
I once worked for a major American opera. Almost no one is indifferent to opera. You either love it or hate it.
Post-pandemic Fundraising for Schools: Eight Recommendations to Jumpstart your Restart
Coming out of the pandemic is a little bit like coming out of coma: you are confused, groggy, and not sure what
Why Can’t I Retain Good Fundraisers?
If you work in the nonprofit field, you’ve heard that turnover rates are exceptionally high among fundraisers. Depending on which survey you
What is the Right Amount to Pay a Fundraiser?
Some years ago, I had a client tell me that the ideal candidate for their chief development officer would be a black
Get Involved With National Volunteer Week
April 18-24, 2020 is National Volunteer Week. This week, celebrated annually in many countries, shows appreciation for individuals who volunteer and promotes
We’re Hiring An Intern. Here’s Why You Should As Well.
Herman Schneider (1872 –1939) was an engineer, architect, and educator. He was also the primary founder of cooperative education in the United
Reflections on Women in Philanthropy
Our Fundraising Search founder, Linda Wise McNay and I have been colleagues for ten years, although she says the experience has seemed