post on the company’s CSR blog site by Perry Gruber back in 2008 nicely shows the synergies Intel envisions between corporate wealth and nonprofits and charities that do work that also helps those corporations who support them. The company lists those organizations that it typically does not support. MORE >>

As the acknowledged achievers of the summit of educational and intellectual prowess (they are, after all, ‘professors’ at universities and colleges), they have the credibility, recognition and prestige to be listened to, read and believed by many people. Health behavior and health education: Theory, practice and research. Viswanath. MORE >>

Any organization who has been raising grants (or any nonprofit considering beginning grant writing) is investing in its mission statement, organizational plans (and potential), and also its ability to successfully raise grant money. Who is doing what part of each of the organization's work is really key, too. You and I both know this. MORE >>

In operating any nonprofit well, its leadership holds themselves accountable and keeps the organization's mission first and foremost always. These three strategies are the key to any organization's survival in any economy. The best decisions are about constiuents and the beneficiaries of our organizations' mission statements. MORE >>

I often get asked about the difference between health communication, or health education, and social marketing. The field of education reform is one area where I have not been involved nor seen much use of social marketing. Of course neither do most people in education it appears. I pulled out my social marketing playbook. MORE >>