Happy Friday, everyone. Let’s cap off the week with some Mixed Links… Kivi will be leading what I think will be a great session at NTC next year with Nancy Schwartz, Sarah Durham and Stephanie Bowen — if it makes it on to the agenda, so vote it up! Go to the session description for Paradox…
We’ve added another advice and tips page to the website – this one covers online fundraising. So whether you are just getting started with raising money online or if you are looking for more advanced ideas, we’ve got you covered. Haven’t accepted online donations before? We’ll show you where to start with getting your website…
I’ve had a wonderful time getting to know Leili Khalessi over the last six months as she participated in our Communications Director Mentoring Program. I think I learned as much from the experience as she did! I see too many nonprofit communications directors who are treated like gophers, or the catch-all dumping grounds for work…
Here’s the latest installment in our series on the “Day in the Life” of nonprofit communicators, where we ask you to describe your day in your own words. Theresa Casey is a very new nonprofit communicator (just about 8 months) and fundraiser for Kids Hope USA, a national nonprofit based in Zeeland, Michigan. A Grand Valley State…
Because of the US holiday tomorrow, here’s a very special Thursday edition of Mixed Links… The latest edition of the Nonprofit Blog Carnival is up! Wild Apricot has rounded up posts about nonprofit inspiration and innovation. From WYSIWYG to Flash Mobs, this 2014 Collection of Useful Nonprofit Communications Terms pretty much covers everything. Gail Perry has the Top…
We’ve published another tips and advice page on our website! We’ve already told you about our new social media and email newsletter pages – where you can now find advice and tips based on your experience level. Now you can learn how to get your staff and board to help with your marketing efforts with…
Here’s the latest installment in our series on the “Day in the Life” of nonprofit communicators, where we ask you to describe your day in your own words. Danielle Gates is the communications assistant for the marketing and communications department at RedRover. She supports the team through social media, copywriting and design, and embodies RedRover’s values of…
Here’s a quick tip for you today on using Microsoft Word to check how easy it is for your supporters to read your communications. Word has the ability to let you know your Flesch Reading Ease score and your Flesch-Kincaid Grade Level. You just have to turn it on! Wait, what? The Flesch Reading Ease score…
Here’s the latest installment in our series on the “Day in the Life” of nonprofit communicators, where we ask you to describe your day in your own words. Gail Koford is development director at Inter Parish Ministry in Cincinnati, Ohio. IPM is a food and clothing pantry that serves people living in eastern Hamilton County and Clermont County, Ohio. …
Ready to wrap up the busy week with some Mixed Links? Let’s do it… The deadline to submit your blog post for the Nonprofit Blog Carnival is June 23rd. Lori Halley of Wild Apricot is looking for what inspires you, advice you’d give to newcomers to the field, or what drives you to innovate. If you…
Here’s the latest installment in our series on the “Day in the Life” of nonprofit communicators, where we ask you to describe your day in your own words. Susan Daughtry has a degree in Fine Art and worked for herself in publishing and marketing for 25 years. After she sold her business, she went to a nonprofit…
Happy Friday, everyone! Let’s have some Mixed Links… Marc Pitman shares 5½ Things to Say at Your Next Major Gift Solicitation. If different officers in your organization squabble over who a donor “belongs” to, check out Whose Donor Is It Anyway? Do you know Why You Should Recruit Millennials to Boost Your NPO? Looking for content to…
