Greater Giving:  8 Tips on Partnerships from a For-Profit Operating in a Non-Profit World

Greater Giving: 8 Tips on Partnerships from a For-Profit Operating in a Non-Profit World

If you operate a for-profit company exclusively targeting non-profit organizations, it’s probably a no-brainer that strategic non-profit partnerships make good sense. I was fortunate to have a chance to sit down with the guru of partnerships for Portland, OR-based Greater Giving for a few lessons on working in this interesting niche.

It’s All in the Cards – OvationWorx Revolutionizes Non-Profit Gifting

It’s All in the Cards – OvationWorx Revolutionizes Non-Profit Gifting

If you’re a Development Officer in a medium to large Non-Profit organization, trust me…you’re going to want to read this post all the way through. Pioneer of the term, “SRM”, or “Sales Recognition Management”, OvationWorx is in business to revolutionize the way reward and incentive programs are implemented and managed.

Columbia Springs:  6 Ways to Lead with Value in Non-Profit/Community Partnerships

Columbia Springs: 6 Ways to Lead with Value in Non-Profit/Community Partnerships

If you sit down with Gala Miller, Executive Director of Columbia Springs, and ask her about partnerships, get ready to write. The Vancouver, WA-based non-profit focused on environmental education has partnerships galore. From school districts to utility companies, community colleges to community banks, unions to car dealerships, the list is long and impressive.

Your Next Partnership May be Right in Your Backyard

Your Next Partnership May be Right in Your Backyard

When it comes to recruiting community business partners, non-profit organizations are astute at leveraging the resources at hand. Frequently, this includes Board member connections. It also pays to reach out to community “neighbors”, according to Linda McNeill, Executive Director of Portland, OR-based Step It Up, Inc.

Navigating Partnerships in Rough Economic Seas:  Lessons from Seattle Theatre Group

Navigating Partnerships in Rough Economic Seas: Lessons from Seattle Theatre Group

Partnerships have long been an integral part of Seattle Theatre Group’s business model. And they maneuver them well, even in the face of the rough seas currently facing most non-profit organizations.