The newest issue of KCI's Philanthropic Trends Quarterly explores how charities might build stronger relationships with all their donors, not just the big givers. Here's a taste of their advice.
Sponsors have been sued by people injured while participating in sponsored events. So far, they've never been held liable - but you don't want your sponsor to be the first. Charity law specialist Barry Kwasniewski reviews legal precedents and offers you some tips to keep your sponsors out of the courts.
An ED's departure is one of the most significant events that can occur in a nonprofit organization. How this departure is managed and how the next ED is hired and welcomed will determine the success of the organization. Losing your Executive Director without losing your way is a guide for Board members and executives who must guide their nonprofits through the difficult transition of replacing the key member of their organization.
A job interview is a challenge at the best of times. Interviewing via Skype adds one more reason for nerves - and a situation you may never have faced before. Recruitment specialist Phil Gérard has six strategies to help you through it.
Adam Aptowitzer has the story behind the Private Member's Bill that would treat donors like RRSP savers. If it's passed, your supporters would be able to claim gifts made during the first 60 days of the year on their previous year's tax return. And you'd get an extra giving season.
A job interview is a challenge at the best of times. Interviewing via Skype adds one more reason for nerves - and a situation you may never have faced before. Recruitment specialist Phil Gérard has six strategies to help you through it.
Adam Aptowitzer has the story behind the Private Member's Bill that would treat donors like RRSP savers. If it's passed, your supporters would be able to claim gifts made during the first 60 days of the year on their previous year's tax return. And you'd get an extra giving season.
