by Lauryn | Nov 26, 2018 | Consulting, Donors, Fundraising, Giving, Nonprofit
By Sara Lundenberger – Director of fundraising consulting When we get close to the end of the year, there are three different things I think about personally: Thanksgiving (my favorite holiday), my upcoming birthday (December 1, in case you are wondering) and...
by Lauryn | Nov 19, 2018 | Boards, Communications, Consulting, Fundraising, Giving, Marketing, Nonprofit, Planning, Public Relations
By the Dot Org Solutions team The holidays are upon us and, along with cold weather and food comas, comes the spirit of giving. During this time of year, people recognize those whom they are thankful for and show their appreciation through volunteering, donating and...
by Lauryn | Nov 5, 2018 | Advice, Boards, Consulting, Nonprofit
By Amy Wong – President Being asked to be a member of a nonprofit board is an honor. It means that the nonprofit has faith that you will help guide, support and protect the interests of the organization and adhere to its mission. And with that honor comes great...
by Lauryn | Oct 8, 2018 | Advice, Communications, Consulting
By Jeanine Black – Director of marketing and PR services I was recently preparing a 20-minute keynote speech for a client. A draft was printed and sitting out on our dining room table at home. My daughter, a senior in high school, picked it up and started...
by Lauryn | Oct 1, 2018 | Consulting, Giving, Nonprofit
By Sara Lundenberger – Director of fundraising consulting Social media has certainly changed the landscape of fundraising and has added a large platform for nonprofits to tell their story, engage with supporters and raise money. We have come a long way from...
by Lauryn | Sep 24, 2018 | Advice, Consulting, Leadership, Nonprofit
By Amy Wong – President If you’re an executive director at a nonprofit, I wouldn’t be surprised if you have heard the following declaration from your board: “We need to start thinking about how to run our nonprofit more like a business.” (Cue eye rolling. Trust...
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