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January 29, 2022

Stephen Halasnik Nonprofit MBA Podcast

Stephen Halasnik Nonprofit MBA Podcast overviews the 4th season launch of this media offering featuring the nation’s best nonprofit experts who understand the challenges and share smart, workable solutions. Produced by Financing Solutions, the leading provider of nonprofit lines of credit, the podcast’s goal is to help executive directors, board members, and staff for nonprofit organizations that have less than $5 million in yearly revenue. Stephen Halasnik, the host of the podcast, said, “Our podcast, […]

February 14, 2022

Tosha Anderson – Cryptocurrency for Nonprofits

Tosha Anderson – Cryptocurrency for Nonprofits is Anderson’s take on why nonprofits should consider this new way of receiving big gifts. Here’s what the Charity CFO has to share: By now, you’ve heard about cryptocurrency… But maybe you’re a bit wary of the technology. Or you think it’s just another financial bubble. Or a boiling swamp of high-risk speculation. And you’re certainly not sure why your nonprofit should care about it. We don’t want to exaggerate the […]

February 27, 2022

Jim Eskin asks, “Is it time to dial-back big events?”

Jim Eskin doesn’t mind challenging nonprofit leaders to consider the realities we face as a result of COVID-19. Here’s what this veteran fundraiser has to share about the health and well-being of your donors: I fiercely want our nonprofits to raise as much money as they can so they can continue to champion — and even ramp up — their commitment to their noble missions, which touch, improve and help others who are struggling. Regardless, […]

March 3, 2022

Andy Jones’ Nonprofit Fundraising – It’s a Marathon

Andy Jones’ Nonprofit Fundraising – It’s a Marathon is one expert’s take on how to think about the raising of money. Here’s what Andy has to share: I recently completed my first marathon. I learned some important life lessons through the training process. My only regret about the process was not having started sooner. I’m in my mid-forties and my body is not as easy to train as it used to be. Nevertheless, it is […]