Li Ming Wong asked: This article will focus upon what you should look for when looking for a debt consolidation company. The first part is article will talk about what a nonprofit debt consolidation company is and the remainder of the article will then focus on what you should look for. A nonprofit debt consolidation… Read More »
Gregory L Burrus asked: Supporting a Nonprofits technology is extremely important to an organizations success and survival. However if you are like most small nonprofits, technology support is a secondary activity until something breaks then everybody wants full time solutions. If that gives you stage fright, now imaging you are hired as the office assistant… Read More »
Jane Straus asked: Dear Jane, I’m the Executive Director of a large nonprofit and we’ve been stuck in a rut for a while. We rely on the same fundraisers, the same donors, and the same volunteers. How can we think “outside the box”? What’s the biggest problem facing your organization? Inadequate funding? Burnout of employees,… Read More »
Jason Trend asked: Las Vegas, NV — Pacific Timesheet, the leading name in timesheet and time tracking systems, announced its providing eligible organizations free time tracking software systems with up to 10 user licenses. Pacific Timesheet also assists qualified nonprofit, educational and government services organizations with additional donations in the form of pricing discounts for… Read More »
Jordan McPelt asked: Nonprofits are great for those who need help when they can’t get it from other sources. Nonprofit organizations help to feed, clothe, and care for people in times of need. They also are a big part in raising money for assistance and research in many aspects of health, wellness, and other life… Read More »
Alexia Vernon asked: Since discovering Key Club, the largest international high school service organization, as a high school sophomore, I’ve considered community service, cultivating my own and others’ leadership capacity, and fellowship as three of my chief core values. In college, I transitioned from my high school service, leading recreational activities with older adults suffering… Read More »
Donald Mitchell asked: Carefully examine how to expand your nonprofit organization’s business model (who, what, when, why, where, how, and how much of providing benefits) to 21 times its current size. For best results, you should be guided by what will be easily understandable and desirable by your stakeholders (those affected by the benefits, not… Read More »
John Chase asked: Nonprofit Debt Consolidation Seeking the help of nonprofit debt consolidation companies can certainly help you dig your way out of debt. In this article we’re going to explain what nonprofit debt help is really all about and what you can expect from any company offering debt consolidation services. So what exactly is… Read More »
Donald Mitchell asked: From outer space many places on Earth look pretty flat. From the ground more obstacles become apparent: Granite mountains loom in places where chasms divide neighboring areas. Both perspectives tell you something you need to know. The space view shows you the most direct route as the proverbial crow flies, while the… Read More »
Dan ODonnell asked: First, just to clarify my terminology for this article, a “gift string” is the series of dollar amounts asked for in a nonprofit, direct mail fundraising letter. You’ve probably seen typical direct response devices that ask for a gift string of $25 – $50 or $100. It’s easy to see that they… Read More »