Non Profits
Non-Profit Brings Theatre to At Risk Youth
By Ed Coghlan Camp David Gonzales — or “Camp G” as it is called — has a nice ring to it. Sounds like a fun place. It’s actually a Los Angeles County Juvenile Probation School and [...]
Curing Blindness: Dick’s Story
By Rich Shea, Guest Columnist Two days ago, as part of the Foundation Fighting Blindess’ “Light the Way to a Cure” fundraising campaign, I shared the story of Corey Haas, as an example of clinical trial [...]
Supermodel Gets Hot and Sweaty for PETA (Video)
Where’s George Clooney when you need him? There she is, Italian supermodel Elisabetta Canalis (Clooney’s ex-love), trapped in a sweltering car – panting for air, sucking the last drops of moisture from an empty water bottle, [...]
Protecting Your Pet from Summer Heat
As coast- to- coast summer temperatures soar, so does the risk of heatstroke in pets, warns the Humane Society of the United States, the nation’s largest animal protection organization. According to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric [...]
Tip For Marketing Pros: Prepare for Everything!
The pressure on today’s marketing leaders is relentless. The job of finding, keeping and growing business has never been more difficult. So when marketing leaders descend upon Washington, D.C. in August for the 7th Annual Bridge [...]
“Engagement” is the Grand Emperor for Direct Response Professionals
Editor’s Note: George Lizama, a founder of Production Solutions and its CEO and chief marketing officer, is a recognized leader in the fundraising industry. Lizama is the former president of the Direct Marketing Association of Washington and recipient [...]
Sanctuaries Provide Homes for Unwanted Animals
When “Thriller,” the majestic 375-pound Bengal tiger that once roamed Michael Jackson’s Neverland ranch, died of lung cancer last month, the news went “viral.” Since Jackson relinquished Thriller in 2006, she lived out her days at [...]
New California Budget Doesn’t Include Much State Park Funding – Video News
The California budget is a mess. State funding is so tight that 70 state parks were scheduled to close on July 1st. The state held off actually closing the parks for now, partly because of local [...]
Network for Good Helping People Do Good
Forty years ago, long before most even conceived of the internet, there was a song that opened with the words, “I’d like to build the world a home and furnish it with love.” It was an [...]
Want to Raise Money? Your Story Matters
When you talk with Katya Andresen about the future of philanthropy in the United States, you come away feeling pretty hopeful. Andresen, who is Chief Operating Officer and Chief Strategy Officer for Network for Good, thinks [...]
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Marijuana’s Link to Schizophrenia Debated
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Antibiotics May Help Back Pain
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Do Nutraceuticals Help Chronic Pain Sufferers?
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FDA Delays Approval of Suboxone Implant
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Do Nutraceuticals Help Chronic Pain Sufferers?
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