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Previous In the Trenches ArticlesBack to BasicsMore charities are seeking — and getting — operating support (5/1/2008) Skills to Pay the Bills Tips for pursuing operating support from grant makers (5/1/2008) Supporting the Troops As wars drag on, founders of grass-roots military charities keep fighting the good fight (3/20/2008) Getting a Grip Charities are urged to step up efforts to help workers better cope with stress (12/13/2007) Caring for Caregivers Nonprofit groups try new ways to help their workers avoid stress-related illness(12/13/2007) Easing Their Burdens New efforts seek to assist stressed-out clergy members (12/6/2007) Sources of Support Five foundations that offer consulting aid (11/29/2007) Charity Comeback Some nonprofit groups in financial distress hire corporate turnaround experts to help them get out of trouble (11/8/2007) Leading the Way Diversity officers seek to move their organizations toward an inclusive future (10/18/2007) Way to Grow Charities use business practices to rapidly expand their programs (9/6/2007) Guiding Grant Makers A new group works to sort out the growing field of philanthropy consultants (9/19/2007) Starting from Scratch How charities cope when their boards need a makeover (5/31/2007) Bad Consultant Confidential How charities cope when outside help isn't helpful (4/19/2007) Making a Match Tips for hiring the right fund-raising consultant (4/19/2007) Getting a Head Start Fiscal sponsorship helps fledgling charitable programs fly (4/5/2007) Umbrella Organizations Sponsorships could cut waste in the charity world, say experts (4/5/2007) Life During Wartime A grant maker gathers insight while serving active military duty (2/22/2007) Setting Up Shop Tips for charities that seek to create revenue-generating businesses (1/25/2007) Softening the Hard Sell Why donors stop giving — and what charities can do to win them back (11/23/2006) Courting Generation Next Charities try new ways to attract big donors under 40 (11/9/2006) Paying the Price High gas and utility costs prompt changes at some charities (10/26/2006) Coming Together Charity leaders are forming support groups to improve their career skills and battle isolation on the job (10/12/2006) Taking It to the Streets Old-school canvassing brings new donors to charities (9/28/2006) Governing from Afar Family funds face hurdles as trustees move away (8/3/2006) We're With the Band Charities find that joining forces with touring musical acts can help spread their messages to new audiences (8/3/2006) Opening Acts Tips for convincing bands to share the spotlight with a charity (8/03/2006) A Space of Their Own Centers for nonprofit groups offer low-cost rent and other perks (5/18/2006) IN THE TRENCHES Dear Landlord Running office centers poses big challenges for charities (5/18/2006) Beyond Damage Control An emphasis on communications skills can help charities survive a public-image crisis (5/25/2006) Getting Over Growing Pains Life-cycle analyses help charities deal with the challenges of aging (4/6/2006) Banding Together Charities that team up to raise money find such partnerships can yield big benefits, but many remain leery (4/6/2006) Marking Charity Milestones Anniversary celebrations can draw attention and dollars (1/12/2006) Crafting a Capital Campaign A strong rationale for support and committed trustees are the keys to success for first timers (11/10/2005) Passing It On Charities find that an old method, word of mouth, can create buzz (10/27/2005) Code of Conduct Tips for crafting a sexual-harassment policy to protect nonprofit workers (10/6/2005) Story Time Foundation leaders spin tales from their families' lives as a way to share values and traditions (9/1/2005) Bouquets and Brickbats How charities handle good -- and bad -- reviews from nonprofit watchdogs (9/21/2005) Behind the Numbers Many nonprofit groups use the term, but the definition of 'member' varies (8/4/2005) Marketing the Message Many charities need improvement when it comes to communication practices, experts say (6/23/2005) Highest Bidder From glitzy to garage-sale, online auctions net big returns for many charities (6/9/2005) Creative Compensation From theater tickets to lemonade parties, nonprofit managers offer innovative incentives to lift morale (6/9/2005) Dealing With Demanding Donors How fund raisers can set limits and avoid problems caused by difficult prospects (3/31/2005) Connecting With Generation X Charities look for new ways to reach out to the under-40 set (3/31/2005) Managing Up How employees can influence a nonprofit supervisor's job performance (3/31/2005) Who's the Boss? A field guide to some of the most common managerial types (3/31/2005) Sharing the Burden How effective nonprofit managers learn to delegate (3/2/2005) The Main Event Tips for creating a fund-raising gala for the first time (2/10/2005) Special Occasions Books to help plan a fund-raising event (2/10/2005) Learning to Schmooze How nonprofit executives can overcome shyness and inexperience to woo potential supporters (1/27/2005) Human Resources from Scratch A growing number of small nonprofit groups are making personnel efforts more professional (11/25/2004) Getting Started Experts offer advice to inexperienced human-resources managers (11/25/2004) Seeking Support A list of online resources about personnel issues (11/25/2004) Keeping Workers Safe Security measures have become a priority at some organizations (11/18/2004) Taking Care Resources to help charities prevent violence (11/18/2004) A Show of Appreciation Charities find that small rewards or even a simple 'thank you' can have a big impact on employee morale (10/14/2004) Nonprofit Staying Power Long-term charity employees say mission is one reason they remain (10/14/2004) Washington Woes D.C.-area human-services groups have laid off workers and cut services, says a new study (10/14/2004) The Great Debate Keeping office chat about politics civil -- and separate from a charity's public work (10/14/2004) Good to Grow Local charities seek out the best ways to expand nationally (8/19/2004) Boiling Points Five tips for keeping a small charity out of legal hot water(8/12/2004) The Letter of the Law A list of resources on legal issues for nonprofit groups(8/12/2004) Health Benefits Employee-wellness programs pay off in productivity and morale (6/24/2004) Money in the Middle Charities look to mid-level donors for support and commitment (4/15/2004) Speaking Out Without Fear How whistle-blower policies protect charity workers who report ethics lapses (4/15/2004) Keys to Creativity Get the best results from brainstorming by following a few simple steps.(3/18/2004) Learning to Let Go How to manage the stress of work at a charity (2/12/2004) All Together Now Tips for creating livelier, more productive board and staff meetings (2/5/2004) Conversation Starters Three unconventional ways to improve charity meetings (2/5/2004) Day One Practical tips for new-employee orientation (1/15/2004) Making Dollars and Sense Creating an endowment takes planning and patience, but pays off for most charities (12/11/2003) Prospecting for Gifts Fund-raising veterans offer advice on setting up a donor-research unit (10/16/2003) Border Patrol Advice for maintaining personal boundaries between nonprofit coworkers (9/11/2003) Risky Business How getting personal at work can lead to legal woes for employers (9/11/2003) Grooming Tips Nonprofit leaders suggest the best ways to help colleagues succeed (9/4/2003) Guarding Privacy How new federal rules are affecting the way nonprofit groups raise funds and manage employee information (8/20/2003) Trading Spaces The soft economy creates opportunities for nonprofit groups looking to rent cheaper office space (8/7/2003) Friends in Need How charities maintain ties to financially strapped donors (6/26/2003) Keeping the Faith The benefits and challenges of working for a charity grounded in a religion different from your own (6/19/2003) Taking Stock How charities learn from evaluating themselves, and tips for measuring results (6/12/2003) Evaluation Guidance A list of resources to help nonprofit groups assess their programs (6/12/2003) The Mighty Pen Tips for getting your charity's views into a newspaper's editorial pages (5/29/2003) The Write Stuff Grant makers reveal the most common reasons why grant applications get rejected (4/24/2003) Grant Seeking 101 Resources to help create better proposals (4/24/2003) Giving Thanks Smaller charities need creativity and care when recognizing donors (3/20/2003) In and Out What happens to charities when foundations support trendy issues -- and abandon yesterday's hot topics (2/20/2003) Team Players Handling the ethical dilemmas that corporate partners can bring to a charity (2/13/2003) Smooth Talk A few words to help nonprofit leaders give better speeches -- and quell stage fright (1/30/2003) Exploring a New World How charity managers learn to raise funds -- and like it (1/23/2003) Wanted: Eager Apprentices Finding, paying for, and getting the best work from nonprofit interns (1/9/2003) Labor-Intensive Nonprofit groups turn to unions to organize workers and collaborate on common causes (11/21/2002) Virtual Support Small charities find online giving full of rewards and challenges(10/23/2002) Surfing for Dollars Tips for creating an online fund-raising system(10/23/2002) A Primer for Protégés Tips for getting the most from a mentor(10/23/2002) Taking the Lead Tips for making a leadership transition run smoothly (9/26/2002) Curing "Founderitis" What to do about charity leaders who can't give up control (9/19/2002) Reaching Out Online How electronic newsletters can help charities further their missions without creating virtual junk mail (9/12/2002) Successful Start-Ups Advice for would-be charity founders, from those who've been there (7/15/2002) Resources for Starting a Charity Books, Web sites, and organizations to help nonprofit founders (7/15/2002) Beyond the Front Lines Staying connected to a charity's mission as you move into management (6/24/2002) Growth Potential How boards meet the challenge of moving from founding to governing (6/17/2002) Making a Merger Easing the transition for workers when charities join forces (6/10/2002) Conquering the Conference How to get the most value from that registration fee (5/24/2002) A New Wave What arts organizations are doing to attract younger patrons (4/22/2002) One Bad Apple A troublemaking trustee can undermine an entire organization. Here are some ideas for regaining control (3/25/2002) Meet the Press Advice for respecting clients' privacy while getting the attention a charity needs (3/8/2002) The Heart Fund Married development officers share a passion for social change and swap their knowledge about helping charities (3/7/2002) After a Long Drive How to keep donors and fund raisers motivated when a capital campaign ends (2/21/2002) Free and Legal Where to find the right pro bono lawyer for your charity's needs (2/1/2002) Pro Bono Resources A few places that can help your organization find an affordable lawyer (2/1/2002) Strengthening the Board A six-point plan for recruiting trustees who will enhance your organization (12/17/2001) Resources on Boards A sampling of articles, books, videos, and other information for recruiting and managing a board (12/17/2001) Break Time Sabbaticals give charity executives a chance to hone skills -- or just unwind (3/23/2000) Why most executive directors don't want the top job again (11/1/2001) Finding the right fund raiser: how charities do it (4/6/2000) Copyright © 2008 The Chronicle of Philanthropy
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