This weekend, the Pablo Center at the Confluence in Eau Claire, Wisconsin, held its grand opening celebration and open house. This event, for the $65 ...
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The world lost a legend last month. Jerry Panas wasn’t a celebrity, a politician, or an athlete, so the media paid little attention to his passing. But in ...
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I was recently asked about the impact of the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act that went into effect on January 1, 2018 on major donor giving. In that tax reform, the ...
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This week’s edition of “Meet Our Team Monday” features our newest members to the DB&A family, Greg Johnson. Greg joined Dickerson, Bakker & Associates in ...
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Last summer I conducted a pre-campaign readiness study for a grassroots, faith-based, social service organization located in a quaint southern town where ...
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It can be easy for fundraisers to slip into an attitude of complacency. The daily grind of reaching out to donors to ask for their support can become ...
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As a former VP of a large foundation, I had the pleasure – and sometimes the pain – of reading thousands of case statements and grant proposals over the ...
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After serving as a consultant to over 100 agencies in my career, I have begun to see certain types or profiles of nonprofits. One of those profiles is the ...
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Wildlife scientists have learned some fascinating facts about why migratory birds always fly in a v-formation. Some of what they learned can actually ...
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Just the other day, I had a conversation with an executive director that thrilled me. The ED, I will call her Paula, leads a local agency just a few miles ...
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