Articles Archive for August 2009
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It’s official. The Internet is is turning the big 4-0. I cannot think of a single discovery, generation, human or earthly development that has impacted so significantly a majority of the world’s population. And yet many individuals, companies and organizations are not yet taking advantage of the wonderful tool. The World Wide Web–one of the Internet’s children you could say, about 20 years old, is much more than a marketing opportunity. Coupled with the Internet and many of the Internet’s other “children,” we are able to connect, make financial transactions, …
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Running a non-profit may be one of the most challenging jobs in the country. Budgets require decisions that impact peoples’ lives and non-profit managers have to make these terrible decisions every day. With the decline of the dollar, the deep recession we’re in, many non-profits are having to close their doors.
You don’t need to.
There are people with money out there right now – looking to donate that money to charities and non-profit managers who need and deserve it. These philanthropists are becoming more intelligent and doing a lot of research …
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Content Creations Strategies for Nonprofits
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Kivi Leroux Miller posted the above presentation to SlideShare. It contains a lot of useful tips and information to help you generate content efficiently. Check out her website at Nonprofitmarketingblog.com and find more about her webinars on our calendar page.
Nonprofit Marketing, Nonprofit Websites »
In 1891, Salvation Army Captain Joseph McFee placed an iron kettle at a corner on Market Street, at the Oakland Ferry Landing across from San Francisco. He had a vision of serving a Christmas meal for the destitute and poverty-stricken in the San Francisco area and need the money to do so. Captain McFee placed this pot at a spot where he knew there would be a lot of foot traffic, and that those feet may have some money to spare for those in need—namely sailors landing at the harbor …










