Philanthropy

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CIO March 8, 2012 Kenneth Corbin	Dell Powers Red Cross Social Media Command Center Dell partners with the American Red Cross to furnish it with technology dedicated to monitoring social media activity to improve emergency response and disaster recovery operations.
AFP eWire March 6, 2012 Jerry Panas	Ask, Don't Tell: Three Types of Power Questions That Build Donors for Life You may be wondering: What should I say to a potential donor to create a deep personal connection with him? Actually, there's very little you should say - but there is plenty you should ask.
AFP eWire March 6, 2012	Post-Recession Charitable Pledges to Hospitals Slow, Jeopardizing Future Fundraising Efforts Charitable pledges to nonprofit health care organizations slowed in fiscal year 2010, jeopardizing the ability of health care systems in both countries to generate philanthropic funding necessary to meet their long-term, construction, equipment and patient needs.
Energize March 2012 Susan J. Ellis	How Serving the Volunteer Field Has Changed after 35 Years -- Or Not? Associations and infrastructure organizations can come and go, but the real action is on the ground, in each and every action volunteers take to improve the world.
AFP eWire February 21, 2012	Deep Roots What happened in the community of Cedar Rapids is a testament to the passion of many charitable organizations willing to get people the support they needed immediately and for years to come.
AFP eWire February 14, 2012 Tom Ahern	Following in the Footsteps of Your Promise Core values run deep and seldom change. Adrian Sargeant discovered that donor loyalty depended on just seven things. One of that handful: "Your donors share your beliefs."
AFP eWire February 7, 2012	Giving Data Show Boomers Poised for Record Giving Capacity Data and historical trends show that there is great capacity among older Americans, boomers and the next generation of donors to give more than ever.
Lucire January 2, 2012 Elyse Glickman	Hitting the Right Notes There were many excellent causes spotlighted at the SLS Hotel in Beverly Hills that reminded people that the upcoming season was one where giving is good, while giving back in creative ways is even better.
Energize February 2012 Susan J. Ellis	Volunteering is Inherently Political What would happen if we intentionally appealed to the political motivations of prospective volunteers? Instead of recruiting mainly by expressing the needs of our organizations and clients, we might put our work into a broader community perspective.
AFP eWire January 31, 2012	What to Do When Foundations Have Walled Themselves Off From Your Organization What can you do when you come face to face with a wall built by a foundation to keep organizations like yours out?
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