Charities Complain about Clunkers Program
August 15, 2009 by Mark Ellis
Filed under Business News
The Cash for Clunkers program has allowed many families to trade in their older, fuel-inefficient cars for newer, environmentally friendly vehicles while saving a significant amount of cash in the process. However, several charities that have traditionally relied on car donations have found that the program has put a severe dent in their ability to get cars to needy families.
One such organization is the Christian Automotive Repair Support based in Niceville, Florida, one that has already provided more than 600 refurbished vehicles to those who would otherwise be unable to afford cars. C.A.R.S. receives donations of cars, repairs them, and …read more
Non-Profits CAN Raise Money in Hard Times
March 14, 2009 by Sandy Mitchell
Filed under Marketing
The nightly news is full of stories of people losing their jobs, their homes, and their self-esteem. Yet, in this difficult economic climate, smart non-profit agencies can still find ways to raise money, according to Dr. Stephen L. Goldstein, the author of “30 Days to Successful Fundraising.”
There are secrets to fundraising success. But 30 Days reveals them. It is uniquely designed to produce results. More than a book, it is filled with fundraising recipes, step-by-step guides to raising all the money nonprofits need, no matter how dismal the economy may seem. Says Goldstein, “Over the years, working with nonprofits all …read more





