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Nonprofit Gurus Share Highs and Lows of Their Careers

Posted Mar 01 2010 12:00am
This Month, Katya Andresen did a great job of featuring the Nonprofit Blog Carnival. She asked some of the top bloggers to share their stories on "highs and lows - great successes or flaming failures for their nonprofit careers.

Make sure to check our her blog post: " Nonprofit Gurus Share Highs and Lows of Their Careers "

This one was my favorite:

Turns out you can’t just raise funds for anything you want. If you go to your donors with an offer they don’t associate you with, they just might ignore you in droves. No matter how great your work is.

Charitable giving is complex. It works when a lot of factors all come together. When you change one or more of those factors—like talk to donors about something they don’t feel signed on to support—you can actually lose money in direct mail. - Jeff Brooks

Make sure to check out the full post !
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