5 Tips for Creating a Nonprofit Donor Communications Plan by Sierra Catcott, Marketing Director, CGC The 2024 Nonprofit Communications Trends Report revealed that many nonprofits are currently updating their communications strategies. According to the report:…
When evaluating our competition, we know the organizations in our field and how we differ, but do we take the time to understand what companies are currently supporting them? When evaluating our networks, we often…
CEO Chris Hammond was interviewed for this June 24, 2019 article in the Chicago Tribune on millennials and corporate social responsibility: https://www.chicagotribune.com/business/success/tca-success-how-millennials-are-pushing-corporate-generosity-20190624-story.html
4 Tips on How to Provide Value to Corporate Donors The nonprofit fundraising landscape is more competitive than ever. Gone are the days when you could reasonably plan on cold calls leading to major gifts…
“Make March Matter” with Dawn Wilcox: Creating and Executing a Successful Corporate Partnership Campaign Dawn Wilcox, Vice President of Corporate Partnership at Children’s Hospital Los Angeles (CHLA), speaks informally with the Corporate Giving Connection team about…
How to Run a Successful Silent Auction at Your Event In this video, CGC Director of Nonprofit Development Brittany LaGanke offers up advice for beginners and beyond on how to run a smooth and successful silent…
An Interview about CSR with Aili Reome, Global Social Advocacy Manager What does corporate social responsibility (CSR) look like when done correctly? CGC recently had the opportunity to sit down with Aili Reome, Global Social Advocacy…
Nonprofit Board Management with CEO Chris Hammond Originally streamed live on Facebook, CGC CEO Chris Hammond offers up his 5 favorite nonprofit board management tips for how to engage your nonprofit board – which we know…
SUPERFIERCE DC, held at the National Museum of Women in the Arts, brought together impactful female artists from across the country to showcase and auction over 40 art pieces with proceeds benefitting EBeauty Community.
The Pay-What-It-Takes model advocates for a more practical view of nonprofit operations and moves the emphasis from what it takes just to fund a program to what it takes to fund a program that makes an impact. Hopefully, with this new model, the end of this all-too-familiar struggle is in sight!
