Thank you Boston… and apologies for my tardy post

A few weeks ago I was able to attend the Boston P2P fundraising roundtable. Not only did I get to hang out with Shana Masterson, a fundraising fav of mine, but I was able to hear from: Suzanne Fountain, Associate Vice-President of the Jimmy Fund Dana-Farber Cancer Institute; Chris Mann, Director of Social Purpose Reebok; [...]
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Today, the most amazing thing happened to me. I was sent an unsolicited guest post. I love this! I’m always asking folks to be guest bloggers. To share their stories and ides, but so far only a few of my friends have taken me up on my offer. Today, when the 99 characters in the outlook preview read “Guest blog [...]
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If so, no worries, we’ve all felt that the feeling of “ugh… followed by one question… how am I ever going to raise that?” Here’s my trick. Forgot about the overall fundraising goal and instead create monthly goals for yourself. Fundraising is a lot like weight loss. Trying to lose 20 pounds can be overwhelming [...]
I’m good enough, I’m smart enough, and doggone it, people need me

That’s not Stuart Smalley’s daily affirmation, that’s your data talking. Are you listening? Data is the most important part of any event and often over looked. I’m not talking about YOY metrics or benchmarks; I’m talking about participant activity data. Whether you’re using Friends Asking Friends or another set of online tools, there’s a wealth [...]
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Guest Blogger: Welcome Jeff Shuck! What ya got for us?

Welcome Jeff! Take it away…. In early March I had the pleasure of speaking at the Run Walk Ride Conference. I discussed what I wrote about here: where to focus and how power-law distribution can help us all make productive decisions. Our good friend, Amy Braiterman, joined the conversation and asked if I would share more [...]






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