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    Carnival of Nonprofit Consultants #42


    Michelle Murrain at Zen and the Art of Nonprofit Technology has posted this week’s Carnival of Nonprofit Consultants. You’ll find it especially helpful if you are

    • writing a tagline for your organization
    • trying to figure out Web 2.0 tools
    • thinking about using IM for marketing
    • questioning how to get people to respond to your survey
    • working on your annual report donor list
    • wondering what happens when charities fight over what’s left to them in a will

    Next week the Carnival will be hosted by Nancy Schwartz at Getting Attention.

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