David Oaks, CNC – Jerusalem School Bethlehem Foundation: David Oaks, CEO of Jerusalem School Bethlehem Foundation (JSBF), has dedicated his life to educating Arab Children in the Nation of Israel for over twenty-years. He’s a capacity-builder who supplies funding to a variety of programs in the Middle-East with a special emphasis on growing programs at Jerusalem School of Bethlehem (JSB).
NANOE Contrasts Values Statement With National Council of Nonprofits Ethical Codes
The National Council of Nonprofits has taken a back seat to the ever expanding National Association of Nonprofit Organizations & Executives (NANOE) who is fast becoming the Nation’s largest network of charitable organizations. NANOE, now in its eighteen month of service, has grown to 873 agencies making it twenty-times larger than the National Council of Nonprofits (NCP) whose 41 members are State Nonprofit Associations a majority of whom NANOE has also surpassed in size. (It should be noted that National Council of Nonprofits repeatedly violates their own ethical codes by inflating their membership count to include the nonprofits associated with their 41 paid organizations as actual NCP members even though when polled most have never heard of NCP.) Continue reading →
Jimmy LaRose – RE-IMAGINING PHILANTHROPY – 2nd Edition
Jimmy LaRose announced today that the audio version of his best-selling book RE-IMAGINING PHILANTHROPY has been released and is now on sale. The audio version is 03:50:45 in length and is narrated by internationally renowned voice actor Stephen James.
Holly Hall, noted nonprofit journalist, writes, “In more than two decades of reporting and writing about fundraising, I can’t recall ever getting as many phone calls and comments, both pro and con—either spitting mad or full of praise—as I did when I wrote a story about Jimmy LaRose’s RE-IMAGINING PHILANTHROPY.” Continue reading →
Kathleen Robinson & Jimmy LaRose Release NANOE’s New Guidelines for Tomorrow’s Nonprofit
NANOE’s Kathleen Robinson announced today the release of the newly updated NEW GUIDELINES FOR TOMORROW’S NONPROFIT – SECOND EDITION. During a morning interview she shared, “In late 2016 and early 2017, National Association of Nonprofit Organizations & Executives (NANOE) invited thousands of nonprofit executives to join them as a Governor for the stated purpose of thoughtfully reviewing the first edition of NEW GUIDELINES FOR TOMORROW’S NONPROFIT. NANOE Governors provided detailed feedback on what they thought was important about what was said in each guideline, and what concerned them and why. They shared what ideas were not clear or Continue reading →
Bill Godwin’s Student Mentoring Program – Claremont California
Bill Godwin’s new nonprofit organization, The Student Mentor Project (TSMP), is a program that will give scholarships to college students (currently UC–Berkeley) who commit to and perform up to three-years of mentoring at any number of TSMP approved fourth- through eighth-grade mentoring programs in Oakland/Berkeley and other areas of need. Bill Godwin is passionate about his cause and shared his story in hopes of inspiring others in the community to help as well. Continue reading →
NANOE Governors – Washington, D.C. – Charlotte Berry, Nominations Co-Chair of the National Association of Nonprofit Organizations & Executives (NANOE) has announced that nominations will open Tuesday, August 8, 2017 to seat NANOE’s 2018 Board of Governors. Nominees will be informed of their nomination via a nominees’ email message and will be provided the opportunity to accept their pending nomination via NANOE’s new online secure web platform built exclusively for NANOE Nominations. To learn more about NANOE nominations visit https://NANOEgovernors.org Continue reading →
Samantha Van Wicklin – Roswell Park Cancer Institute
When I was 10, my friend’s mother back in Annapolis, Maryland, was diagnosed with cancer, and I was really upset and wanted to do something about it. My family had just moved to Ellicottville from Annapolis, and my father saw some information about the Ride for Roswell, Western New York’s largest fundraiser to raise money for cancer research at the Roswell Park Cancer Institute in Buffalo.
We signed up but I was worried that I wouldn’t be able to raise the $100 minimum necessary to ride. But I tried really hard and contacted everyone I knew and raised over $4000 that year! Continue reading →
Theresa Bornbach Reviews Charleston Principles
If you’re running a nonprofit organization, chances are you’ve heard that you need to register your solicitation registration. You may have also heard about the Charleston Principles, but what exactly are they?
Let me explain . . .
Even with the advances in technology, most of the state laws that require solicitation registration apply to traditional fundraising methods such as direct mail, telephone, and in-person situations. Using fundraising techniques beyond the traditional ones, such as internet solicitation, has raised several issues that have concerned and confused state charity officials. Continue reading →
