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There is an interesting case involving a grant writer underway in Riverside, California this week.
Over the years grant writers have occasionally asked me, What is it we do wrong? What is the most common mistake we should avoid?
Over the years I've developed several pieces of information for presentations. One document that has had an amazing life is my Ten Keys for New Grant Writers.
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.
Does a budget really have to balance?
To some, that might seem like a simple, beginner’s question.
I got an interesting phone call the other day from outside the Puget Sound region.
Ten years ago or so a grant writer called me and shared a concern that his organization was in financial trouble.
People often ask me how I got a job working for a private foundation.
One reason I stress writing skills is that your words, written and spoken, are a key link between the people your organization helps and funders.