There are many areas of common interest among member-based organizations, especially now, but the largest and longest running area of concern is certainly finding and keeping members. But how do you present that value proposition to both new and existing members in a way that keeps them engaged and involved, year after year?

Thanks to philanthropy many people are finding the care and the need that they need.

Foundations are usually created with donations or endowments received from companies, families or through individuals.

You may have the perfect program to help your community, but you won't get anywhere if you can't secure funding to get it started. One way to secure funding is to get a non profit grant. This article provides a couple of tips to help you write a great non profit grant proposal.

Small business owners and non profit groups need each other more than ever to build sustainable communities.

In broad terms, an organization is formed by groups of people that have a set goal or goals in common.

If you are like most people, then you have no problem donating both time and money to deserving charities.

One particular type of company or organization is able to raise money by receiving both private and public donations.

Here are five grant writing strategies that will give your nonprofit organization an edge in being awarded more grants during times of economic turmoil.

In fund raising your board of directors should be one of your most important development tools. In 2009 the environment for nonprofit organizations is going to be tough but by maximizing your strength in your board you can be creative and aggressive in advancing your cause.