I love this eBook. It’s fiction, but it tells the real story. Sometimes (much of the time?) online information is so sterilized that it loses any opportunity to be helpful. No one wants… Continue reading
If your organization uses AccuFund software you’ll want to attend the company’s first national conference. Yes, conferences involve travel, time, and money. But there is no better way to gain additional proficiency and… Continue reading
We’re in the midst of a generational passing of the torch. As Baby Boomers leave the work force, Gen X, Gen Y, and Millennials take up the slack. I did a Google search… Continue reading
Nonprofit Accounting Software – Buyer Beware – An overlooked but important factor to consider when evaluating nonprofit software is: where does this product fit in the company strategy. There is a thought-provoking article… Continue reading
When it comes to automation, investment in technology, and nonprofits, all too often it’s a matter of good people doing the wrong things for understandable reasons. The bottom line is this: if your… Continue reading
It was early afternoon on the Thursday before the 4th of July weekend. I had left the office for a lunch meeting and when I came back something was amiss with my MacBook… Continue reading
I was reading an interesting article on Millennial volunteers at Nonprofit Quarterly (Nonprofit Uses of Technology to Engage Millennial Volunteers) and they mentioned an online volunteer recruitment service called Besa – I had… Continue reading
The odds of uncovering a donor, let alone a major donor, from a purchased list are pretty slim. Even with a staggering amount of work, crafting your message, coordinating multimedia vehicle to deliver… Continue reading
David Dunlop, Senior Development Officer at Cornell University, came up with a concept called Moves Management. He defines Moves Management as a strategy of changing people’s attitudes so they want to give. The… Continue reading
We’ve all been there. Scrambling for a piece of paper (an invoice, a document, a proposal) that we just can’t seem to locate. Full confession: I’ve ‘been there’ more than once. And, I… Continue reading
