Technology To Do in 2009
January 5, 2009 by eJP
Filed under Best Practice, Using Technology Wisely
We posted this a year ago, but with the current economic crisis making it even more important to evaluate and reevaluate all our spending it is appropriate to remind everyone of the importance of reviewing technology plans on an ongoing»
Troubled Times
September 23, 2008 by Gail Hyman
Filed under Best Practice, Marketing
It’s proving to be yet another economically stormy September and the philanthropic community is not immune to its wrath. The damage caused by the failure of some of the most venerable financial institutions in the U.S. is still not fully»
Reminder: Small Nonprofits Must File E-Postcard
January 15, 2008 by Dan Brown
Filed under Best Practice
American Friends groups take particular note:
The IRS has issued a set of Temporary Regulations (§1.6033-6T) and a series of information releases to cover procedures for the new annual reporting requirements for small nonprofits enacted in the»
Britain’s Queen Takes Up YouTube
December 23, 2007 by Dan Brown
Filed under The World, Using Technology Wisely
LONDON (AP) — Britain’s 81-year-old Queen Elizabeth II, considered an icon of traditionalism, launched her own special Royal Channel on YouTube Sunday. (source: NYTimes)
You might ask what this has to do with Jewish philanthropy? The answer is»
Five Seconds to Make a Good Impression
December 23, 2007 by Dan Brown
Filed under Education, Using Technology Wisely
That’s all you’ve got when a potential supporter, or even random visitor, checks out your website.
IS YOUR WEBSITE UP TO THE TASK?
if not, it should be at the very top of your 2008»
Oh, Those Americans…
December 8, 2007 by Dan Brown
Filed under Using Technology Wisely
“They drive on the wrong side of the road; they need regime change, but…
They are doing some great stuff online.” (source, workshop hand-out)
This being December, everyone has their lists. Best dressed, worst movies, any and every»
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