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Donor Fatigue | It’s Not Your Donors, it’s YOU

Pamela Grow

On LinkedIn. Articles with headlines like The Reality of Donor Fatigue and Strategies to Overcome It. When we contribute to charity or extend a helping hand, our brains respond with a burst of positivity. The mid-brain actually lights up, releasing endorphins that interact with opiate receptors. In my inbox. Truth bomb.

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Thought Leaders Blaze Trails of Discovery and Engagement

.orgSource

Evaluate Expertise Who exactly are the members of your new brain trust and where will you find them? Industry events—Monitor the headline speakers and their audiences. These ideas may be obvious to association staff, but they may not be clear to the pundits you hope to attract. So, this exercise is also a marketing tool.

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10 New Year’s Resolutions for Nonprofit Social Media Managers

Nonprofit Tech for Good

Blogger and LinkedIn both launched in 2003. One of the biggest downsides for me personally from being connected to the Social Web 50-70 hours a week is that my brain has a hard time reading for extended periods of time. That said, here’s a tool kit to help you ask for that raise and get it. Good luck. 4) Read more books.

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Philanthropic Leadership: Engaging Board Members As Fundraising Ambassadors

Bloomerang

And the headline was that this $471 billion was a new record for charitable giving in the United States. It’s how my brain works. Connect with me on LinkedIn. So for those of you who guessed B, you are correct. And I want you to let that number really sink in because it is extraordinary. Very linear thinker over here.