sgEngage
OCTOBER 5, 2022
The entire conference is free and virtual, so everyone can join for inspiring content and peer networking opportunities. Matthew Ewing—Vice President for Advancement at Boise State University. Carrie White—Vice President of Technology, Information, and Philanthropic Strategy at the University of Cincinnati Foundation.
Achieve
JANUARY 18, 2023
Over the years, virtual fundraising has grown in popularity, especially during the pandemic when meeting in person wasn’t possible. However, virtual fundraising has some potential drawbacks if you don’t take the proper steps to make your event as. What are the pros of hosting virtual nonprofit events? . and smooth as possible.
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Connection Cafe
MAY 29, 2020
Listen to the episode or read the description below to learn what Tim and fellow guest Scott Roberts of the UConn Foundation had to say about being creative with donor engagement during the current times. Changing Higher Ed Episode 43: Raising Money for Universities during COVID with Scott Roberts and Tim Hill . Staying on Message.
Qgiv
JUNE 4, 2021
Now that we’re entering a new post-COVID era, nonprofit leaders need to think about what virtual fundraising will look like in the future. In our 2020 Navigating the Unknown Report , we found that over 50% of nonprofits pivoted to virtual events last year. It looks like virtual fundraising is here to stay!
Forum One
JULY 1, 2021
Last summer, after making the decision to continue our internship program virtually despite the global pandemic, we decided it was important for us to again offer the program virtually. As part of our internship program, we are also happy to have continued our partnership with the Posse Foundation. Making an impact in 2021.
Bloomerang
AUGUST 12, 2022
Dear the ghosts are watching, The first thing to understand is, while you and the ghosts think this is a historic mission, the majority of the universe has no idea you even exist. Think of the universe of prospective donors as concentric circles. Generally, this will be foundations, whether community, private, or corporate.
Candid
MAY 23, 2023
After two years of attending Harambee virtually, I was excited to finally join in person, alongside more than 800 fellow attendees. Fittingly, the university hosted the session “A Report on Philanthropic Funding to Historically Black Colleges and Universities.” At Howard University, we used to sing the song during convocation.
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