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Editor-in-chief

Outrageous Hope

By Margaret Battistelli

About Margaret

Margaret's life in six words: Bountiful blessings, glorious chaos ... glitter included. 

Margaret has been with FundRaising Success since its inception in 2003. Before joining the magazine as its founding editor, she was an editor and writer for America Online; published PhillyFeast, a monthly magazine about food in and around Philadelphia; and held chief editor positions at a variety of newspapers and magazines in the Philadelphia area. She is a graduate of Temple University in Philadelphia. Contact her at mbattistelli@napco.com.

 

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The Delightfully Uncommon Sense of Fundraising

I love this essay written by CDR Fundraising Group's Joel Zimmerman for this week's FS Advisor.
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If there's something you'd like to read more (or less) about in FS editorial products next year, this is the time to let us know.
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Make a Splash, Beth!

Seriously, how do you not love this video from Beth Kanter? Not only is the video adorable, but the concept of a virtual book launch party is cool. It's near and dear to my heart, especially, since we're still reeling over the success of FS' first virtual conference and trade show  Read More >>

Go for the Gold!

Wow... does time fly or what? The deadline for FundRaising Success’ sixth annual Gold Awards for Fundraising Excellence already is fast approaching! All entries have to be in office by Friday, July 9. That's just a month away!  Read More >>

Is Donating to Your Org as Painful as Paying Taxes?

Pardon me as I steal from Mail Enterprises' ever-gracious Scott Swedenburg today. As usual, his quarterly Direct Fundraising Tips e-letter brought a smile to my face, so I thought I would share some of it with you. Here, Scott offers tips on how to help donors get excited about writing that check.  Read More >>

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