+Chesapeake Layoffs Could Affect Metro Nonprofits In Future
Nonprofits are now having to be more creative on where they ask for donations and they are having to look at other industries besides energy.
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+Ice Bucket Challenge success impressive, but hard to repeat, experts say
"Part of it likely is because it was started by individuals and not by an organization, and that made it that much more authentic feeling," said Rick Cohen, director of communications for the ...
+United Way forgoing fundraising goal this year
+Facebook Organic Reach Decline Called Catastrophic For Nonprofits As News Feed Visibility Vanishes
“We’ve heard quite a bit about it,” said Rick Cohen, a spokesman for the National Council of Nonprofits.
+New Jersey charities counting on last-minute generosity
The biggest proportion of charitable funds is usually collected in the last two weeks of the year. said Linda Czipo, executive director of the Center for Non-Profits that provides training and advice for all charities in the Garden State.
+Last days of December critical to nonprofit fundraisers
Michigan residents are generous, according to IRS data from 2013.
Arizona De-Regulated For-Profit Fundraising Firms
Recent media coverage suggests that a 2013 Arizona law repealing nonprofit fundraising registrations may have accidentally eliminated...
+Deregulation Of For-Profit Fundraisers In Arizona May Have Been Accidental
Patrick McWhortor, president and CEO of the Alliance of Arizona Nonprofits, said the bill was poorly drafted, and people were surprised by his opposition.
+Arizona's charities rely on year-end giving
"There's a misconception among the public that non-profits no longer are in such a critical state," said Gene D'Adamo, president and chief executive officer of the Nina Mason Pulliam Charitable Trust.
Unhappy with your raise this year? In Washington, you’re not alone
Industry representatives say hiring and pay decisions are driven by the need for specific skills in navigating the grant funding pipelines and soliciting donations.
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