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Dear Austin For-Profit Businesses, If I had a nickel for every Austin for-profit business that wanted GivingCity to help you “get the word out to Austin nonprofits”… Well, if I had a nickel, that would be a start. The fact is that you are asking a nonprofit (GivingCity) for help. Repeatedly. Some of you...
Like many of my nonprofit communications colleagues, I’ve written a lot for nonprofits. But unlike most of them, I’ve written about lots of nonprofits in lots of different ways, and I’ve worked with lots of different communications and development people to get these stories told. We’ve done 14 issues and hundreds of blog posts,...
For months, the city’s chief service officer, Sly Majid, and his staff have met with almost 50 nonprofits from across Austin in hopes of identifying what his office can do to support and grow Austin philanthropy. “These are the themes that consistently were voiced in those meetings,” says Majid, “and it’s interesting that no...
Did you know … Philanthropy Day is produced entirely by volunteers? another team of volunteers serve as judges for the awards (we’ve done it two years now!)? this is the 14th Philanthropy Day in Austin? the event consistently sells out, making it one of the most attended fundraising events of the year? past award...
Below is our list of philanthropic professional organizations or young professional organizations (YPOs) in Austin. Some of these organizations are affiliated directly with an Austin nonprofit while others are professional organizations or associations with a philanthropic element to their mission. Please keep in mind that the activities and even existence of each of the...
You did this! Thanks to you, GivingCity Austin had a tremendous year. We saw huge increases in readership, event attendance and advertising revenue and introduced more people to meaningful giving in Central Texas. In April 2012, GivingCity Austin even caught the eye of The Chronicle of Philanthropy, receiving national attention from a one-page write-up...
We love this work. But did you know we can’t do this without you? Did you know you can now donate to support our work? For years, you’ve picked up a free copy of the magazine, clicked-through to read it online, liked our posts and re-Tweeted our Tweets. You’ve commented and shared. You’ve passed...
There are many reasons why we should evaluate nonprofits on performance … but how? National organizations like Guidestar, Charity Navigator and now Social Impact Exchange jimmy with the numbers to find the apples-to-apples determinants for success, but there are so many ways to measure whether your donation dollar is actually doing good. You can...
Nonprofits, church groups, schools and other organizations: Now is the time to brush up on your Office skills. I mean, why not? Why should one person in your office be the “Word expert” or the “PowerPoint expert” or the like? Why would you pass up free training that would make probably your whole staff...
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The Chronicle of Philanthropy
April 2012
YNN Austin News
February 2012
Austin American-Stateman
January 2012
TANO
January 2011
Tribeza
January 2011
Austin American-Statesman
January 2011
Huffington Post
December 2010
Austin Social Planner