Has your organization become dependent on a peer-to-peer event that is getting stale? Do you want to spice up things a bit but are worried about changing a formula that – for the most part – works? David Hessekiel shares this three part series on how to invigorate your P2P event.
Has your organization become dependent on a peer-to-peer event that is getting stale? Do you want to spice up things a bit but are worried about changing a formula that – for the most part – works? David Hessekiel shares this three part series on how to invigorate your P2P event. Here is part two.
What is your organization’s responsibility if you hire someone else to conduct telephone fundraising for you? How can you work better with your vendor to protect donors? Alison Keys shares five things you need to ask when working with an agency.
If you have met her in real life you know that Kimberley MacKenzie says what she thinks. That doesn’t always make her the most popular person at the party. However, people privately thank her for her candor. In this new series, Kimberley is calling out the elephants! Here is elephant number two: The blame game.
Has your organization become dependent on a peer-to-peer event that is getting stale? Do you want to spice up things a bit but are worried about changing a formula that – for the most part – works? David Hessekiel shares this three part series on how to invigorate your P2P event.
Has your organization become dependent on a peer-to-peer event that is getting stale? Do you want to spice up things a bit but are worried about changing a formula that – for the most part – works? David Hessekiel shares this three part series on how to invigorate your P2P event.
What is your organization’s responsibility if you hire someone else to conduct telephone fundraising for you? How can you work better with your vendor to protect donors? Alison Keys shares five things you need to ask when working with an agency.
If you have met her in real life you know that Kimberley MacKenzie says what she thinks. That doesn’t always make her the most popular person at the party. However, people privately thank her for her candor. In this new series, Kimberley is calling out the elephants! Here is elephant number two: The blame game.
