14 0 By Penelope Burk In Board Members / Leadership Volunteers and Fundraising, Management and Leadership, Professional FundraisersPosted April 6, 2010Opening a Can of Worms…confusion among Board members, CEOs and Fundraisers about responsibility for raising money READ MORE
12 0 By Penelope Burk In Management and Leadership, Professional Fundraisers, Staff Turnover in FundraisingPosted December 7, 2009Why Fundraisers Leave…key reasons for premature staff turnover in an industry experiencing inverse supply and demand (too few fundraisers for too many available jobs) READ MORE
7 0 By Penelope Burk In Door-to-Door Fundraising, Fundraising in Poor Economy, Modernizing Fundraising, Stories from or about DonorsPosted May 6, 2009Is There a New Role for an Old Fundraising Program in this Recession?…why canvassing is underrated as a fundraising program that builds relationships READ MORE
13 0 By Penelope Burk In Fundraising in Poor Economy, Stories from or about DonorsPosted March 9, 2009An Unexpected Gift from Donors…how leadership volunteers’ unique influence with donors is undermined by their own lack of confidence in fundraising READ MORE
10 0 By Penelope Burk In Donor Acquisition, Donor Attrition, Donor-Centered Fundraising, Modernizing FundraisingPosted February 3, 2009Could There Be a Simple Solution to Over-Solicitation?…why over-solicitation is the #1 cause of donor attrition and how to alleviate the problem READ MORE
17 0 By Penelope Burk In Donor Communication, Fundraising in Poor Economy, Professional FundraisersPosted January 12, 2009Can the Arts Survive the Economic Crisis?…the case for funding the arts is not diminished in a down economy READ MORE
2 0 By Penelope Burk In Donor Communication, Donor-Centered Fundraising, Fundraising in Poor Economy, Restricted versus Unrestricted GivingPosted December 8, 2008Your Donors’ Bottom Line…why a donor-centered approach is critical in a poor economy READ MORE