The Spring 2010 issue of the Stanford Social Innovation Reveiw hit my desk as I was leaving for a week away from the office.

The Stanford Social Innovation Review sent out an email last week revealing the five most read articles from its website.

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.

““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.

As we begin the New Year I reflect back on a conversation I had with a development staff early in the fall.

The current issue of the Chronicle of Philanthropy offers an article “Daunting Challenges Face the Nonprofit World.” The crux of the article is that its survey of the top 400 fund raising organ

Last week I was driving up I-5 through California’s Central Valley. I won’t go into the long story behind why I drove from just north of LA to Medford in one day.

One of the most engaging presentations at this year's PSGA conference was Michael Shadow's Making Persuasive Prese