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Donor-advised funds have become an American philanthropic phenomenon. Although they have been around for decades, commercially-linked “DAFFIES” now attract a notable percentage of donations made by individuals – and even some private foundations and corporations. How much time and attention should nonprofits devote to raising money from DAFFIES? This Nonprofit Fundraising Channel (NFC) presentation answers the question. Co-hosts Curt Weeden and Tanya Smith-Evans serve up straight talk about the country’s hundreds of thousands of donor-advised fund accounts.
Why do nonprofit board members, staff and key volunteers subscribe to the NFC channel? Every two weeks, NFC releases new 5-Minute Money Makers for nonprofit organizations. Revenue-generating topics range from donor-advised funds to calculating a nonprofit’s overhead ratio; from planned giving strategies to ways to win government grants and contracts.
Co-hosts Curt Weeden (former Johnson & Johnson vice president) and Tanya Smith-Evans (nonprofit and for-profit executive consultant and coach) bring years of practical experience to these vitally important NFC “money-maker” videos.
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NFC releases new 5-Minute Money Makers for nonprofit organizations every two weeks. Topics range from donor-advised funds to nonprofit overhead ratios; from planned giving to government grants.
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The Nonprofit Fundraising Center (NFC) is an online resource open to all not-for-profit managers and especially to organization board members. Our objective: give nonprofits access to specific fundraising options that are proven, practical, and “do-able.” NFC presents a constantly refreshed free menu of revenue-generating concepts all packaged in short (5-minute) videos easily accessible any time day or night.