Past crises have impacted fundraising. What can we learn from 911, the Great Recession, the dot.com burst, or even the Bernie Maddoff Ponzi-scheme scandal? Thirty-five people from throughout the industries that support the philanthropic sector recently gathered for a board meeting of Giving USA. They shared their ideas with one another and with a reporter
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If the global pandemic is testing the very last nerves of all of us, just imagine what it is doing to those who are running nonprofits and corporations. The blog from the Kellogg School of Management at Northwestern University offers us insights from Harry M. Kraemer for leading organizations during these challenging times. In “Two
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We’re living and working in unprecedented times. As we think about the future of the nonprofit sector, we look to the Great Recession of 2008 for guidance. Of course, those were completely different circumstances and there isn’t a perfect crosswalk. In its spring edition, Nonprofit Quarterly offers up “‘Four Futures’ of the Great Recession Revisited:
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