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Tuesday, August 24, 2004 eZine 4 Issue 25: Nonprofit Governance, Major Donors in the UK, New Golden Age? Remove Spyware, Build A Technology Plan   VOLUME 4 ISSUE 25  
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Achieving Balance in Nonprofit Governance
From The Economist: "Doing well and doing good"
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Remove SpyWare From Your Computer
Managing Major Donors In The UK
Building A Nonprofit Technology Plan
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Managing Major Donors In The UK
Resource Study Underlines Importance of Relationship Building
http://www.instituteforphilanthropy.org....

This study underlines the importance for charities of developing a more relationship-based model for managing their major donors. Charities need to look at major donors as individual clients from whom they could gain more commitment (in terms of money, or time or skills). However, the essence of this approach is reciprocity and this requires giving more back to the donor: paying more attention to the longer term stewardship of each relationship rather than treating donations as discrete transactions. As this report from the Institute for Philanthropy (UK) describes, this has major implications for the charity's structure, culture and working methods.

http://www.instituteforphilanthropy.org.uk/Managing%20Major%20Donors%20report.pdf


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