Posts Tagged ‘engaged philanthropy’

Christine Shively – Knots of Love

Tom Ruwitch / January 17th, 2010 / No Comments »

It started with a hand-knit cap that Christine Shively made for her son. One of Shively’s friends, a cancer survivor, said she wished she had a cap like that to cover her bald held when going through chemotherapy. Shively decided to donate that one cap to

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Connect with the Heart to Raise Money

Tom Ruwitch / December 13th, 2009 / No Comments »

How many fund-raising appeals have you read that cite countless statistics to prove the effectiveness of the charity? I could wallpaper my house with them. No offense to the statisticians and numbers-crunchers, but charities that build their campaigns on such logical appeals may be undermining

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Volunteers Donate More

Tom Ruwitch / December 13th, 2009 / No Comments »

People who volunteer time to charities donate on average 10-times more money to charity than people who don’t volunteer, according to a new study The lesson: Engaging volunteers should be a strategic priority if you want your organization to become BIG or get BIGger. Here

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