Philanthropy and Fundraising Changing Through Use of the Internet
Read one fundraiser's perspective on how the internet has changed philanthropy and fundraising.
By Toni Goodale
Over the last decade, I have witnessed several changes in the fund-raising field. Some of these changes have been beneficial and, indeed, welcome developments. However, some of these new developments are arguably detrimental to successful fund-raising efforts. Let's explore some of these.
There have been several noticeable changes in fund raising for major gifts, the large gifts that constitute the majority of dollars for any campaign. First, fund raising for major gifts have become a more time consuming process: today, major gifts have not decreased in size, but they might take three or four visits to successfully solicit.Read the full story, published on 9/2/2007, from the San Francisco Sentinel
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How much is a digital address?
How Much Does A Virtual Address Cost? Every service is a little bit different, but typically the cost for a virtual address ranges from $9.95 to $35 per month. Keep in mind that a virtual address can come with a series of bells and whistles that beef up the total cost.
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