Louis Fawcett, Author at InsideCharity.org

March 17, 2020

Fundraising During Times of Calamity – Louis Fawcett

Fundraising During Times of Calamity was written by Louis Fawcett, President of National Association of Nonprofit Organizations & Executives. Here’s Louis’ charge to fundraising professionals: In the middle of the Great Recession, I was in charge of raising more than $1 million for a children’s home in Ethiopia. Our effort to help orphans in Africa started in 2007 and spanned through 2010 which included the earthquake in Haiti (further drawing attention away from helping children […]

March 22, 2020

Nonprofits Are Infected – We Have The Vaccine – Louis Fawcett

Nonprofits Are Infected – We Have The Vaccine unveils the inoculation developed a DECADE AGO for the nonprofit virus currently infecting the charitable sector. While the coronavirus pandemic is a surprise for everyone, National Association of Nonprofit Organizations & Executives (NANOE) has known for years that most nonprofits are not positioned to weather a major downturn in the economy.

March 22, 2020

Charity’s Future And COVID-19 – Louis Fawcett

Charity’s Future And COVID-19 is an article written by Louis Fawcett that provides leaders a special way to think about the impending social and economic crises caused by Coronavirus. Louis is President of National Association of Nonprofit Organizations & Executives (NANOE). Here’s what he has to share about our futures: Can we acknowledge just how quickly our world has been thrown into uncertainty? Only a month ago, life

April 22, 2020

Nonprofits Need to Ask NOW Louis Fawcett Inside Charity NANOE Jimmy LaRose

Nonprofits Need to Ask For Money NOW – Louis Fawcett

Nonprofits Need to Ask For Money NOW! The fastest way to get the most money for your mission is through ASKING individuals and families. You are not asking for yourselves, you are asking on behalf of the children and families you serve. Never before has your mission been more important! The biggest mistake nonprofits make during crises is taking a passive stance as it relates to major donors. Too many executives are afraid to ask […]