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A look at what's going well, what's not, and what we need to know as the nonprofit world responds to the catastrophic January 12 Haiti Earthquake. Includes ideas for fundraisers who are not connected to the disaster.
Program #28
Play: Haiti and non-Haiti Fundraising (right click or "save as" to save the file for later).
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Time: 19:37
See also Fundraising in Times of Disaster, program #8 from July 2008.
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Great job with this podcast of taking learnings from the current disaster in Haiti and applying this information to other nonprofit organizations! Especially relevant was your discussion of setting realistic expectations for retention with disaster-related giving. Also, appreciated that you addressed the impact of immediate giving and year-long giving in the context of other recent disasters. Thanks for sharing! Always enjoy your podcasts!
Posted by: Blase Ciabaton | 01/28/2010 at 07:52 AM