Happy Valentine’s Day!
In recognition of mine having been made so much sweeter by this, Don‘s sweet heart!
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Hope you find a minute to enjoy our newly reorganized website. Any and all comments are welcomed.
Filed under About Us, Best Practices for Donor Recognition, Donor Communications, Donor Recognition Programs, Philanthropy, Recognition Environments, Robin E. Williams | Tags: Best Practices for Donor Recognition, Capital Campaign, Donor Recognition, Donor Relations, donor wall, Healthcare Philanthropy, Interactive Displays, Naming Opportunities, online giving, Stewardship, Think Before You Thank, Trends in Fundraising | Comments OffTotal Recognition Program Review or an Immediate Product Need?
There are 2 primary occasions when we are called upon to help. This is written as an open letter to any fundraiser who understands that donor recognition is the most under-utilized “moves management” tool at hand. We simply urge that you “think before you thank”. Continue reading »
Recognition: Every Viewer is Your Prospect
Every viewer of donor recognition is a prospective donor. It is the single, most powerful marketing tool at a fundraiser’s disposal.
Filed under About Us, Donor Communications, Recognition Environments, Robin E. Williams, Stewardship, Think Before You Thank | Tags: area naming, Best Practices for Donor Recognition, Donor Recognition, Naming Opportunities, Philanthropy, Stewardship, Think Before You Thank, Trends in Fundraising | Comments OffWorkamajig!
For several years, our disparate endeavors as a small consulting firm have been effectively unified through the many solutions offered by Workamajig. Our connection to the company goes back to the days of Creative Manager, when Flash-based portions of the application were the exception, rather than the rule. With the development of Workamajig, the multifaceted product performed more smoothly, and with the release of version 10.5, several months ago, I was struck by the impact our feedback seems to have had on its development. Continue reading »
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