by James Rawlson | Sep 23, 2015 | Charity
In our lives, we will experience many events. Some minimal, but others, when opportunity strikes, becomes an eye opening experience. For the month of July 1996, I was able to participate with Habitat For Humanity’s Disaster and Humanitarian Relief project in the...
by James Rawlson | May 5, 2015 | Charity, James Rawlson's Blog, Nepal, Relief Efforts
On April 25th, 2015, Nepal suffered a devastating earthquake that has since killed up to 6,000 people and injured over 12,000. In times like these, people rush to the aid of those that have been displaced by unforeseen natural disasters. And with aid groups currently...
by James Rawlson | Mar 17, 2015 | James Rawlson's Blog
Fundraising for a non-profit can either be very successful, if done right and certain oft-ignored ideas are taken into consideration. The following five tips offer useful ideas to make your next fundraising campaign successful: 1) Think of the Children Consider causes...
by James Rawlson | Dec 31, 2014 | James Rawlson's Blog
As their name suggests, nonprofit organizations are not supposed to reel in profit for their founders, but rather serve the cause they stand by obtaining help in the form of grants, donations, fundraising and so on. In practice, regardless of the profitability factor,...
by James Rawlson | Nov 21, 2014 | James Rawlson's Blog
In the high-functioning nonprofit sector, executive leaders are faced with an increasing demand to deliver more with less resources. This trend is particularly prevalent in the U.S and the UK, home bases to some of the most lucrative non-profits. It is therefore, not...
