Many people think they don’t make enough money to make a difference in their community.
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When planning gifts, many individuals struggle to choose where and how to give.
With donor support, nonprofit organizations can deliver on their messages and serve their communities without issue.
Even before President Donald Trump took office, discussions of impeachment began and those discussions have both flourished and fizzled since.
Most nonprofit organizations need volunteers to survive, but finding them can be difficult.
Events hosted by nonprofits can be a great way to increase fundraising and awareness.
When people donate financially to a nonprofit organization, it’s understandable they would want to make sure their money is going to a good cause.
NA’AMAT will present its Golda Meir Award at its 93rd Anniversary Celebration May 23 at Landerhaven to Debbie Rothschild for her service to the Cleveland Jewish community.
A nonprofit can engage in lobbying efforts, but you probably already knew that.
Showing gratitude is the first step in the process of approaching donors for an increase in their level of giving.
Many organizations use personal stories to inspire others to give.
The Maltz Museum of Jewish Heritage recently received $100,000 from law firm Dworken & Bernstein to support its mission to fight hate in all forms through anti-bias education.
