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Remembering Franklin Thomas

Candid

Many will remember Franklin Thomas as the president of Ford Foundation, fewer will realize that he was the first Black foundation president in America, but I knew him as my boss and mentor. Ford Foundation had a history of working on issues of racial discrimination in Brazil. I can’t tell you how proud I am to be a grantee!”

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Interview with Carolyn Appleton: How to Launch Your Grant Writing Career

Qgiv

My mind was a sponge. I had an exceptionally knowledgeable mentor who ran an office engaged in multiple types of fundraising activities: endowment (major gifts), special project fundraising (grant writing), annual fund (with a corporate slant), membership, database administration, special events, and volunteer management.

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NTC Storytellers: Common Bonds as "Women in Tech"

NTEN

She has since learned to be confident and not be afraid to speak her mind. Many of us have been blessed by strong female mentors. One women said, "There is an onus on us as women owners of companies to make sure our CTOs are mentoring." A knowledge of this history can feed confidence and help direct young women into the field.

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Why is multi-channel marketing important for nonprofit fundraising?

Qgiv

That’s why we work with a group of like-minded strategic partners— BDI , DNL Omnimedia , Donorly , and Oneicity , who share our passion to help make a difference. In my mind, “relevance is as important as reach” is key – messaging is important to get right (and always will be!). In this context, relevance is as important as reach.

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[VIDEO] 4-Step Plan to More Donations and Greater Fundraising Results

Bloomerang

And I’ve been able to see other people’s make that shift in their minds, other nonprofits and leaders. Some of them are just incredible experts and I had mentors and I had community and I wasn’t in it alone. That’s your organizational story as in like that’s your history. So this is why.

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