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Read the first post in this series, “Four Flaws in Nonprofit Thinking,” and watch the video about nice vs. kind.
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I was at a conference in Baltimore a while ago, when I was approached by an executive director of a nonprofit.
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Are you familiar with Henry Ford’s $5 a day wages? They were revolutionary at a time when $2.25 a day was a decent wage. Ford did this for two reasons: ...
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Social media sites like Facebook and YouTube are lighting up with the ice bucket challenge. From Bill Gates (who engineered his own structure for the ...
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Brent Hafele from Dickerson, Bakker & Associates is involved in an exciting new project that was recently featured in a story in the Northland News. Check ...
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The rumors have been flying for months. The media has been obsessing about how big it will be, what features it will have, if it will come in gold, and ...
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The second question in my series on capital campaigns comes from Amanda of Indiana:
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Recently, I gave a webinar on how to avoid four common capital campaign mistakes. The response has been phenomenal. Nonprofit leaders from all over North ...
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Neil (name changed to protect his identity) called me recently in frustration. After several years of a capital campaign that never really seemed to take ...
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There are two different types of nonprofit agencies: those on the Campaign Cycle and those on the Growth Cycle.
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