NANOE News Archives - Page 23 of 28

January 15, 2023

New Year’s Resolutions for U.S. Giving

New Year’s Resolutions for U.S. Philanthropy is fundraising veteran Jim Eskin’s take on what we can all do to improve our craft in 2023. This is the time of year for setting goals to improve the quality of our lives. Popular resolutions include losing weight, eating healthier or changing diet, getting fitter and exercising more, and spending more time with family, friends and loved ones. This is also an excellent time for essential sectors of […]

May 22, 2023

Norman Gildin Says, “The Bard is Right!”

Norman Gildin Says, “The Bard is Right!” is one fundraising veteran’s take donor retention. Here’s what Norman has to say about a better way to fundraise: I confess that English literature was not my favorite subject in college. But one quote from William Shakespeare has always stuck with me. In Timon of Athens, Act I, scene I, he wrote, “‘Tis not enough to help the feeble up, but to support them after.” A simple explanation […]

May 22, 2023

Health Wagon Issued NANOE’s Best Practice Charity Award

May 22, 2023 – Las Vegas, NV – The Health Wagon, who provides compassionate, quality health care to the medically underserved people in the mountains of Appalachia, is the 2023 winner of NANOE’s Best Practice Charity Award. After a thorough and significant review of several nominated charities, NANOE’s Board of Directors declared The Health Wagon this year’s recipient. NANOE’s prestigious commendation was not bestowed upon The Health Wagon because of the myriad of primary and […]

June 20, 2023

NANOE Launches Social Media Campaign For NANOE Members

NANOE Launches Social Media Campaign For NANOE Members is a new initiative headed up by Lisa Van Zyll (NANOE’s Member Relation’s Director) that celebrates the important work of NANOE Members. Here’s what Lisa has to share: For years we’ve prized email as a primary mode of communication to provide nonprofit decision-makers, like yourself, a way out. “A way out?” you ask. Yes, a way out from under the constrictions of nonprofit management and fundraising models […]