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What is Crowdrise Fundraising?

  Crowdrise is an easy way to raise money online for charity and have fun while doing it (reflected in the slogan, “If you don’t give back, no one will like you.”).  Based on the idea that lots of small donations can really add up, Crowdrise was named a "Top 25...

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5 Ways to End Your Fiscal Year Strong

  End of fiscal year fundraising is crucial, as Indiana University's Philanthropy Center shows 24% of yearly donations happen between Thanksgiving and New Year's. People are in the giving mood, and the average donation amount is higher during the holiday season...

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Women Leading Philanthropy Symposium

  Registration is now open for the Women Leading Philanthropy Symposium being held on April 2-3, 2014 at the Sheraton Chicago Hotel and Towers. Organized by the Women's Philanthropy Institute at the Indiana University Lilly Family School of Philanthropy,...

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Inspire Awards Nominations Being Accepted

College Mentors for Kids is accepting nominations for its Inspire Awards. These awards recognize mentors in the community. The mentor relationship does not have to be “official”, but can happen in an everyday setting outside of formal programs as well. Nominations are...

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