Simply Super! Announcing the winners of the 2010 Fundraising Professionals of the Year Awards!
It's been said that not all superheroes wear capes. Some wear suits or scrubs; others wear badges or combat boots. Still others wear the unmistakable markings of 2 a.m. feedings, last-minute school projects and back-to-back soccer games/ballet recitals....
When Goofus and Gallant Raise Funds
Remember Goofus and Gallant? They're two boys, brothers maybe, whose morality tales in children's magazine Highlights (that mainstay of doctors' waiting rooms) had a profound impact on the moral and behavioral development of many a boomer-aged kid — though not...
Editor's Note : Seriously?
"Shame on you, America: the only country where we have homeless without shelter, children going to bed without eating, elderly going without needed meds, and mentally ill without treatment — yet we have a benefit for the people of...
Brandraising : TuDiabetes.org
Back in 2008, many Americans got their first taste of social networking for good through the Web site mybarack obama.com (or "MyBO" as it came to be known). The site engaged Barack Obama supporters online with a goal of inspiring action...
Rising Stars
Christina Johns senior manager of DRTV and social networking International Fellowship of Christians and Jews Christina Johns came onto FS ' radar last year when she pitched an idea to write about social networking in regard to nonprofit organizations....
Fundraising Stars
Matthew Bregman director of development El Museo del Barrio Since Matt Bregman's arrival at El Museo del Barrio in spring 2006, private giving has soared from $2 million in FY02-05 to more than $6 million last year. But as...
Lifetime Achievement
Lynn Edmonds President L.W. Robbins When FS' parent company, North American Publishing Co., set out to launch this magazine in summer 2003, the launch team wanted to establish an editorial advisory board that would ensure it started out on...
Fundraiser of the Year
Miriam Isserow development consultant/ former development director Women Empowered Against Violence Truth be told, it was this nomination from Lauren Hines, development director at the Council for Court Excellence and a colleague of Miriam Isserow's, that prompted us to go...
