The October 15th Issue Of The NonProfit Times Is Out

We have just posted the October 15th edition of The NonProfit Times on our website.  Here are the stories you can expect to see in this issue:

• "Fundraising Results Unchanged Year Over Year"-A report by the Nonprofit Research Collaborative (NRC) shows that fundraising has basically stayed the same since 2010.
• "United Way Drives To Diversify Income"-As United Way continues to diversify funding, the piece of the revenue pie made up of workplace giving continues to shrink.
• "Covenant House's Mail Donors Remain The Group's Backbone"-Larry May, senior vice president for strategic development at Infogroup, sits down for a conversation with Covenant House's Joan Smyth Dengler.
• "New Facebook Profile Gives 'Causes' Users More Information"-The significant changes to social networking platform Facebook’s profile options regarding a Timeline and Open Graph API technology, allows nonprofits the ability to secure a more permanent spot in a supporter’s online identity.

Columns:

• "Video Star"-First as a client and now an employee of Goodwill Industries International, Anthony Cornell has seen all perspectives of the organization. As winner of a contest from CBS’s Undercover Boss, though, Cornell has been recognized as someone who was able to realize his own potential while helping others find their purpose.
• "Celebrity Buzz"-The Farrah Fawcett Foundation is trying to get ahead of reports that a fraud investigation is under way by posting denials on its Facebook page.