“I no longer support Autism Speaks and this is why.”
Those were the words a friend posted on her Facebook timeline a few months ago. This is a friend whose son is affected by autism, a friend who has dedicated thousands of hours to raising money to find a cure for this terrible condition. For her to be moved to reject a charity committed to her common cause, the crime must have been serious. (more…)
I was sat in Hyde Park the other day reading through the feedback notes from a fundraising development day I had recently, when I came across a note I had scribbled in the margins of Read more…
Wow, what an amazing content have we seen coming by in the first quarter! That was very clear when we opened Google Analytics: the best 3 months ever in the history of 101fundraising! Meanwhile, the Read more…
Happy new year! We wish you all the best. We wish you health and happiness. We wish you a terrific 2014 with the best fundraising results you can imagine! “We will open the book. Its Read more…
The very last post of 2013! Thanks again for your visits, likes and shares. It was a fantastic year! One of our highlights was obviously when 101fundraising was chosen as one of two Best Fundraising Blog Read more…
“For last year’s words belong to last year’s language and next year’s words await another voice.” – T.S Eliot After presenting an eight part blog series this autumn through 101fundraising, Tony Elischer has brought all his Read more…
As someone who has recently gone through the fundraising recruitment machine, I have been amazed at the number of national and large charities who handle recruitment of their fundraisers badly.
Any recruitment agency will tell you that finding the right candidate is all that matters, but bearing in mind that the recruitment process for that candidate will help to shape their view of the organisation, I have been scratching my head sometime trying to work out what is expected of me as a potential candidate. (more…)
Yesterday we published the first post in our IFC Series 2013. You’ll love it! And there are 7 more posts to come from IFC speakers before the International Fundraising Congress kicks off in two weeks! Read more…
The best blog posts of the 2nd quarter are awesome! We have everything in this Top 10: from digital to major gifts and from storytelling to an amazing TED Talk! I am sure you want Read more…
And the first quarter of 2013 is already finished! That went fast! Did you get the Q1 results you wanted? Did you prepare for the rest of the year? More importantly, did you read the Read more…
Today, on the exact same day as our two-year blog anniversary, we have some EXCITING NEWS, because 101fundraising has been chosen as one of two Best Fundraising Blog honorees in FundRaising Success‘ 2013 Fundraising Professionals of the Read more…
We’re baaaaack! Happy new year! And may the fundraising force be with you in 2013! While you were resting, skiing, wining and dining, the 101fundraising team was busy with their abacus to present you the Read more…
Before we’ll give you the top 10, we say a short word of thanks at the end of 2012! Thank you READERS for your continuous and ever growing appetite for fundraising knowledge. Keep reading, learning Read more…
Your Top 10 is here again! Giving you the best blog posts that were published in the past quarter.
Read them all! And share them with your fellow fundraisers!
Congratulations to Ken for the #1 position in Q3!
Here is our quarterly Top 10 again! Below are the best blog posts that were published in the past quarter.
If you don’t have time to read all the valuable information that we publish, at least read these 10…
Great to see that new crowdblogger Mike has made it into the Top 10 with his first blog post!
According to our readers these are the best blog posts of the second quarter of 2012: (more…)
From now on, every quarter we will share with you the best blog posts published in the past quarter.
If you don’t have time to read all the valuable information that we publish, at least read these 10…
We’re glad to see that 3 new crowdbloggers who recently joined are an instant success! Congrats Vera (1), Kimberley (8) and Brock (9)!
According to our readers these are the best blog posts of the first quarter of 2012: (more…)
101fundraising is a crowdblog on fundraising. A free resource. A volunteer initiative. By fundraisers, for fundraisers. And we’ve done it. We’ve reached the end of our inaugural blog season!
This is the last post of the 2011 season, before we take a well deserved break. We will see you back in 2012 with renewed energy and high hopes for another streak of great fundraising blog posts. But before we leave you with your holiday spirit we want to share the 101fundraising highlights of 2011…
We launched on 8 February 2011. We had 37 blogging fundraisers. We’ve published 97 posts, 75 in English and 22 in Dutch. More than 26,000 unique fundraisers from 157 countries visited our crowdblog and have read 72,000 pages… The key word here is WE, because this is a crowdblog, and there is no successful crowdblog without our bloggers. Thank you bloggers!
A special thanks goes out to our Bronze Bloggers Sarah Clifton, Rebecca Davies, Peter Goudkamp, Lucy Gower and Alison McCants!
But there is more… Which social media platform spreads fundraising blogs the best? And off course: what are the most popular blog posts in 2011? (more…)
Hallo en welkom bij onze allereerste blog post! Wij zijn enthousiast over fondsenwerving en nonprofit marketing, dus zijn we een nieuw fondsenwerving blog begonnen. Jij bent getuige van een historisch moment met de lancering van 101fundraising. Ten minste, dat hopen we… (more…)
Hello, and welcome to our very first blog post! We are excited about fundraising and nonprofit marketing, so we decided to create a new fundraising blog. You are witnessing a historic moment with the launch of 101fundraising. At least, we hope… (more…)
