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Future Fundraising Now

Future Fundraising Now

Fundraising Ideas, Activities and Regulations at Raising Funding (UK) Achieve - Blog | Consulting, Guidance, Resources and Support for Nonprofits 16 April 3 Tips for Building Your Organization’s Brand What is your organization’s brand? Is it your logo? Is it your writing style? Read More 15 January 5 Tips for Increasing Giving by Changing Your Donation Page Your donation page is arguably the most important part of your organization’s website. 14 January Our Best Blog Posts of 2013 This past year was a remarkable one not just for us at Achieve, but for our clients and partners across the country. 10 December Creating a Direct Mail Letter that Sticks Fundraising trends change rapidly but one piece continues to remain useful every year: the direct mail letter. 22 November Achieve to be acquired by Forte Interactive, Inc. It’s an exciting future for Achieve. 25 October How to Make Your Email Campaigns Stand Out with Millennials We are constantly asked by causes about the status of email in this fast-paced, ever-changing world of communications. 3 September 5 Reasons Why Your Organization Can’t Innovate 31 July Finding Hope in a Cause

Nonprofit Tech 2.0 Blog :: A Social Media Guide for Nonprofits BlueFrog Creative Steve Lynch, in a personal capacity, argues that however honourable the motives, it is not a charity’s job to rebrand Africa. Oxfam's latest multimedia, multiplatform campaign, See Africa Differently, doesn't have any people in it. There are beautifully shot images of waterfalls, thriving markets, landscapes and mountains, but no actual people. Have Oxfam gone into the tourism promotion business, or are they trying to make another point? Well, as Nick Futcher of Oxfam and the ads themselves tell us, Oxfam want us to make Africa 'famous for its epic landscapes, not hunger'. Another ad in the series moans that Africa is only ever in the news because of famine and war, rather than because 'of its abundant natural beauty’. Leaving aside the fact that nowhere is ever in the news because of ‘its abundant natural beauty’, where does the motivation for this approach come from? Firstly, it’s important to say that the desire to see Africa differently probably comes from a good place. P.S.

The Agitator - Fundraising, Direct Marketing and Advocacy Strategies for Nonprofits Michael Rosen Says… | Thoughts from the author of "Donor-Centered Planned Gift Marketing" LE CERCLE DES ONG ONLINE Lucyinnovation's Blog | curious observations of life; how can we make a difference?

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