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There is an interesting case involving a grant writer underway in Riverside, California this week.
In the past week we’ve heard bad news from two important cultural groups in our area.
This posting is the result of a question posed to me by a blog reader.
Over the years grant writers have occasionally asked me, What is it we do wrong? What is the most common mistake we should avoid?
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.
Several people who were unable to attend the session on operating support at the last PSGA conference asked me to post some of the discussion on the blog.
At lunch the other day a nonprofit executive recalled a forecast that I had made after the stock market decline in late 2008.
I’m posting this from the Philanthropy Northwest Annual Conference, a gathering of over 200 funders from around the Northwest.
I recently heard from a funder--not from this area--that she avoided appointments with fund raisers.
I’ve been getting quite a few inquiries lately about capital campaigns.