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Saturday, June 5, 2010
Expo summary posts and conversations all over the net (just follow the #g2e hashtag or take a look at the news coverage ), however I want to take a slightly different approach by posting up some key takeaways from sessions that stood out for me. Everyblock.com – A news feed of local public information based on open data. DAY 1.
 
Thursday, March 25, 2010
The are not distracted by the news of the economy.  It’s the most ever raised for a healthcare institution.   What kind of money do you want to raise?  Tens of dollars?  Hundreds of Dollars?  Thousands or millions or billions of dollars? You may be part of the group of fundraisers who is blaming the economy for sluggish donations. 
 
Wednesday, February 24, 2010
Nieman Lab did a six month experiment trying to get nonprofit news in with the Associated Press. Spectacular stories from various nonprofit news outlets on the high incidence of college campus rape, transportation money for cities, the healthcare lobby and more, did not get picked up. It didn’t work. At all. Facebook.
 

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It's been nice to see healthcare getting attention from the presidential candidates, because this is one of those rare problems that can only be addressed at the system level. Tags: News media analysis My Take What does your health care plan have to do with the mafia? Read his insightful mob analogy here. Give me two! And fries. link].
Posted by Steve Cebalt, [link] , nonprofit/healthcare communications and publications, Fort Wayne, Indiana. Tags: Workplace Communication News media analysis Working moms in the United States increasingly want to work part time rather than holding down a full-time job or staying home and not working at all. link].
After her time as a journalist, she founded ZDS Communications, a national public relations, marketing and writing firm specializing in energy and the environment, education, the arts and healthcare. quot; "How can I stay consistent across different media-both online and offline?" What are the dos and don'ts?"
Posted by Steve Cebalt, [link] , nonprofit/healthcare communications and publications. Tags: PR strategies News media analysis The full report is available online by clicking here. Both organizations sponsored the survey along with SPEA and the Center on Philanthropy. Communications presents obstacles for many organizations. link].
Nieman Lab did a six month experiment trying to get nonprofit news in with the Associated Press. Spectacular stories from various nonprofit news outlets on the high incidence of college campus rape, transportation money for cities, the healthcare lobby and more, did not get picked up. It didn’t work. At all. Facebook.
Your communication will show up on their news feeds and allow their friends to see your cause as well. case for Twitter, Facebook, & social media for healthcare fundraisers Whining is not a fundraising strategy. Last time, we looked at creating a year-end strategy for fundraising letters. for the other three quarters. c) Marc A.
Who's the best person to contact at media outlets when my organization has news? After her time as a journalist, she founded ZDS Communications, a national public relations, marketing and writing firm specializing in energy and the environment, education, the arts and healthcare. Download the audio recording below 'Related Documents'!
But groups like the Association for Healthcare Philanthropy and the Association of Fundraising Professionals are great investments–in yourself and in your profession. Here’s a list of email services and listservs to check out: The Chronicle of Philanthropy offers several emails, including a great daily news email.
Expo summary posts and conversations all over the net (just follow the #g2e hashtag or take a look at the news coverage ), however I want to take a slightly different approach by posting up some key takeaways from sessions that stood out for me. Everyblock.com – A news feed of local public information based on open data. DAY 1.
The are not distracted by the news of the economy.  It’s the most ever raised for a healthcare institution.   What kind of money do you want to raise?  Tens of dollars?  Hundreds of Dollars?  Thousands or millions or billions of dollars? You may be part of the group of fundraisers who is blaming the economy for sluggish donations.