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Crafting Effective Tours with a Major Gifts Strategy

The Fundraiser Coach

They had one executive coming for a tour and wanted to maximize their efforts for what might be a significant multi-year donation. A more effective and strategic way to close a tour is to meet in a quiet conference room, or a space with few distractions. The food bank headquarters was 60 miles away. Don't throw that moment away!

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What Are the Different Types of 501c Nonprofit Organizations?

DoJiggy

They are restricted in their lobbying activities and are prohibited from political campaign activities. Examples : schools, churches, animal shelters Fundraising :: Donations : The primary source of funding, often encouraged by the tax-deductible nature of contributions. What’s the Difference Between a 501c3 and 501c4 Organization?

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New! Develop and Expand Wireless Networks with Brocade Hardware

Tech Soup

Now available at TechSoup: Wirelessly connect desktops, laptops, and printers to your network with hardware from the Brocade donation program. These donated access points and controllers offer a number of benefits to your nonprofit, library, or foundation. Donated Brocade Mobility Wireless Access Points and Controllers.

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Networking Your Nonprofit: Let's Talk About Hardware

Tech Soup

There's a lot of donated networking hardware available at TechSoup. You can wirelessly connect desktops, laptops, and printers to your network with hardware from the Brocade Donation Program or develop your nonprofit's wired and wireless network with hardware from the Cisco Donation Program.

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Black Diaper Bank leaders share struggles and successes

Candid

NDBN distributes tens of millions of diapers and period supplies to its member organizations every year, largely thanks to donations from Kimberly-Clark. Previously, the donations were allotted through a formula that included the size of the organization. That made organizational growth slower.