Last week, I had the privilege of being a panelist on a Twitter seminar.
What a spirited conversation! We had people from all over the United States and one coach from the UK.
The link for this free recording is available at:
http://helpinghandsforcoaches.com/2009/03/31/twitter-success/
News about how nonprofits are using the ideas for fundraising found in Fundraising Coach Marc A. Pitman's fundraising book "Ask Without Fear!" and non profit training from the Fundraising Coach website.
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Showing posts with label fundraising coach. Show all posts
Tuesday, March 31, 2009
Wednesday, November 5, 2008
FundraisingCoach.com listed in top "100 Blogs that Will Inspire You to Be a Better Person"
Christina Laun has posted a list of "100 Blogs that Will Inspire You to Be a Better Person." In her introduction she says:
And I'm glad to say that FundraisingCoach.com's blog is included in the "Giving Back" section!
Check out the list for yourself: "100 Blogs that Will Inspire You to Be a Better Person
Everyone needs a little help sometimes in getting motivated, feeling happy or just getting those creative juices flowing. Luckily, the Internet is full of places to find inspiration. These blogs can help you get moving towards your goals, whether you want to give back more to the community, feel better about yourself, or just get in shape.
And I'm glad to say that FundraisingCoach.com's blog is included in the "Giving Back" section!
Check out the list for yourself: "100 Blogs that Will Inspire You to Be a Better Person
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Monday, September 22, 2008
AFP include FRC's comments in Fundraising Tips in a Troubled Economy
Today the Association of Fundraising Professionals published a terrific article "Fundraising Tips: Do’s and Dont's in a Troubled Economy."
Here's a quote from the AFP article, by Matthew Haag, senior director of major gifts and regional programs at the University of Rochester:
And they included comments from my "Recession-proof Fundraising" article.
Be sure to read the entire "Fundraising Tips: Do’s and Dont's in a Troubled Economy" for some great reminders about how to fundraise even in these unstable times.
Here's a quote from the AFP article, by Matthew Haag, senior director of major gifts and regional programs at the University of Rochester:
“...don’t stop communicating. Now is an opportunity to show that you are interested in them beyond the financial, because you know some just don’t have it to give right now. Don’t lose sight of the long-term relationship you are building.”
And they included comments from my "Recession-proof Fundraising" article.
Be sure to read the entire "Fundraising Tips: Do’s and Dont's in a Troubled Economy" for some great reminders about how to fundraise even in these unstable times.
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