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During the past 25 years I have helped scores of non-profit organizations experience dramatic fund-raising growth by improving the manner in which they identify, cultivate and solicit individual and institutional prospects. I am willing to provide fund-raising advice to colleges, social service agencies, hospitals, and cultural organizations.
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| Cindy | 01/12/12 | 10 | 10 | 10 | The information you provided to me was ..... |
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Hi Cindy, I once ran a Foundation for a non-profit hospital system. The system and the Foundation registered with the IRS which approved its non-profit status. The non-profit is designed to make money
Dear Loreen, Congratulations on your project. I have started non-profit organizations and it is indeed complicated. The highlights: Create a Board of Directors Obtain IRS 501c3 status
Dear Alison, I'm sorry I don't know very much about government grants. When I was operating large development staffs I designed a bonus system that set specific targets and bonuses for salaried employees
Dear Corinne, Yes you can do this. It is unethical for a fundraiser to take a percentage of what he/she raises but it is perfectly fair for you to create a bonus structure. You and the fundraiser
Hello Lucille, Yes you can pay the fee. All the donations spent in the US (billions and billions) are spent on goods and services. Nearly all are provided by for profit enterprises including people

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