FLiP met Shari Rosenfeld, Vice President for International Projects at Sesame Street who spoke about Sesame Street Workshop’s (SW) upcoming projects. SW is the nonprofit arm of Sesame Street that seeks to address children’s developmental needs with the use of media and a dose of fun. SW goes beyond its TV programming using everything from radio, books and videos to reach children across the globe.
Future Leaders in Philanthropy recommends events in New York City. Meet, greet and network with other nonprofit professionals in the city.
FliP meets Lindsay Siegel, a founding member of the New York City and New Haven chapters of Dining for Women, a national organization that raises over $400,000 a year for grassroots nonprofits that support women and girls in developing countries. Lindsay sat down with FLiP to discuss her own background, Dining for Women, and why being involved in fundraising for non-profits is about more than raising money.
Future Leaders in Philanthropy recommends events in New York City. Meet, greet and network with other nonprofit professionals in the city.
Author, SVP and Global Editor for Edelman Digital; Brian Reich shares his 12 big ideas on effectively addressing social issues by thinking differently in 2012.
FliP meets Lindsay Siegel, a founding member of the New York City and New Haven chapters of Dining for Women, a national organization that raises over $400,000 a year for grassroots nonprofits that support women and girls in developing countries. Lindsay sat down with FLiP to discuss her own background, Dining for Women, and why being involved in fundraising for non-profits is about more than raising money.
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The nonprofit and philanthropic sectors must take a close look at how demographic shifts impact future leadership. Three pivotal trends: retirement eligibility for Baby Boomers, the anticipation of significant executive director vacancies among nonprofits, and the influence of the economic crisis on the employment context – are shaping the competitive environment all sectors must confront [...]
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Future Leaders in Philanthropy recommends events in New York City. Meet, greet and network with other nonprofit professionals in the city.
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FLiP met Shari Rosenfeld, Vice President for International Projects at Sesame Street who spoke about Sesame Street Workshop’s (SW) upcoming projects. SW is the nonprofit arm of Sesame Street that seeks to address children’s developmental needs with the use of media and a dose of fun. SW goes beyond its TV programming using everything from radio, books and videos to reach children across the globe.
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FLiP met Shari Rosenfeld, Vice President for International Projects at Sesame Street who spoke about Sesame Street Workshop’s (SW) upcoming projects. SW is the nonprofit arm of Sesame Street that seeks to address children’s developmental needs with the use of media and a dose of fun. SW goes beyond its TV programming using everything from radio, books and videos to reach children across the globe.
Future Leaders in Philanthropy recommends events in New York City. Meet, greet and network with other nonprofit professionals in the city.
FliP meets Lindsay Siegel, a founding member of the New York City and New Haven chapters of Dining for Women, a national organization that raises over $400,000 a year for grassroots nonprofits that support women and girls in developing countries. Lindsay sat down with FLiP to discuss her own background, Dining for Women, and why being involved in fundraising for non-profits is about more than raising money.
Congratulations to our Content Editor Kate Amore, on being named a “Rising Star” in the 2012 Fundraising Professionals of the Year awards by Fundraising Success Magazine.
Future Leaders in Philanthropy recommends events in New York City. Meet, greet and network with other nonprofit professionals in the city.
Author, SVP and Global Editor for Edelman Digital; Brian Reich shares his 12 big ideas on effectively addressing social issues by thinking differently in 2012.
Future Leaders in Philanthropy recommends events in New York City. Meet, greet and network with other nonprofit professionals in the city.
Successful corporate-nonprofit partnership development requires careful planning and thought. Knowing when and how to end a partnership that no longer satisfies its objectives is key to ensuring mutually beneficial collaboration.
The 2012 Corporate Social Investment fellowship with Changing Our World aims to contribute to the development of future leaders in the public, philanthropic, and nonprofit sectors, and, as an investment, advance the capacity of nonprofits and social enterprise organizations globally.
In addition to making year-end financial contributions to your favorite organizations, one of the best ways to show your support for the causes close to your heart this time of year is to volunteer your time, or “celebrate with a purpose” by attending a benefit event. FLiP’s year-end edition recommends opportunities for socially-conscious New Yorkers to ring in the 2012 for a good cause.
