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With the economy looking better I’m hearing from more organizations that they are looking at starting, or in some cases restarting, work towards major capital projects.
I’m posting this from the Philanthropy Northwest Annual Conference, a gathering of over 200 funders from around the Northwest.
I’ve been getting quite a few inquiries lately about capital campaigns.
I got an interesting phone call the other day from outside the Puget Sound region.
I spoke to a nonprofit skills development workshop the other day about foundations and grant writing.
The most recent issue of the Chronicle of Philanthropy reports that giving improved in the first quarter of 2010.
It's been a busy month where I've had the chance to participate in grant maker roundtables in two communities--the PSGA event and the Oregon Nonprofit Leaders Conference in Medford.
The Stanford Social Innovation Review sent out an email last week revealing the five most read articles from its website.
““Normal” may be a thing of the past.”
There is a old saying, "No news is good news." But that really doesn't apply to grant writing and your work with funders.