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    Nonprofit Carnival is Up at Aspiration


    Heather Carpenter has posted this week’s Carnival of Nonprofit Consultants at her Aspiration blog. This week’s topics include open source software, website mistakes, authenticity, coaching, fundraising proposal failures, and more. Heather is going back to school, so she’ll now be blogging in a new location.
    The Carnival heads next to Katya’s Nonprofit Marketing Blog and she’s looking for “top five lists.” Bonus points are available if you use one of her special words!

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