The Nonprofit 2.0 Unconference was held in Washington DC on June 25, 2010. I had the privilege of leading a session on the topic of how volunteers can support nonprofit organizations online. Below are the viewgraphs used during the session (with a couple of tweaks).
All of the methods identified can be used to raise funds [...]
Categories: charity walks
I have recently read several blog posts and newsletters from fundraising consultants who encourage nonprofits to run away from charity walks when they should be embracing special events.
Many of these consultants are friends of mine. I have a significant amount of respect for them and their abilities. So why am I concerned with this particular [...]
Categories: charity walks
There have been several articles and blog posts written lately suggesting that there are too many charity runs and walks. One of these posts is at http://rwdaily.runnersworld.com/2010/05/running-toward-an-awareness-overload.html.
I decided to examine the online community calendar of my local newspaper in Fredericksburg, Virginia. For today, the events listed include:
17 music events
4 art exhibits
3 theater events
2 book signings
Is [...]
Categories: charity walks
Charity walks can benefit tremendously from the support of businesses. They can potentially provide money, required products, and volunteer time.
Businesses all around you need new ways to promote their products and services to the community. They also need to continually find new ways to improve employee satisfaction. Supporting charity walks is one great way to [...]
Categories: charity walks
If you were not able to attend the Fredericksburg Arthritis Walk this year, check out the below slideshow. Walking events can be fun and provide support to your favorite cause.
If you are not involved in a charity walk, go to http://www.LetsMoveTogether.org to find an Arthritis Walk in your area or contact your favorite nonprofit organizations [...]
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