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Bert Armstrong
A Resolution Worth Keeping
January 5, 2017

As the clock approached midnight Saturday, I was home watching Mariah Carey’s production snafu on television. Now don’t judge me!

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April Anthony
How Do You Measure Up to Your Fellow Board Members?
December 15, 2016

Surveys, surveys, and more surveys….but I found this one interesting and hope you will too. Paula Loop is the Leader of Governance Insights Center at PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP.

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Shannon Williams
Philanthropy Is Not Measured by Dollars Alone
December 8, 2016

Our sons both play high school basketball. Through their experiences we have come to know and love some of the most amazing philanthropists I have ever met.

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Leslie Starsoneck
Adding Fairness to Your Appeal
December 1, 2016

I love a quiet Sunday morning with coffee, a lazy cat, and the Sunday New York Times. During the week I get my news like most people these days, I scan headlines and articles from many of my favorite online sites.

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Bert Armstrong
Let’s Celebrate the Winners and What They Stand For!
November 17, 2016

Spoiler alert! This is not euphoric piling on of post-election elation from a Trump supporter. Nor is it post-mortem chatter about Clinton’s stunning popular vote victory.

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Guest Blogger
How can I help?
November 10, 2016

That overwhelming feeling of wanting to help. It washes over you.I know you. You have felt this too. Many of you reading this blog are working and volunteering in the nonprofit sector. You are good people.

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April Anthony
Making the Case
November 3, 2016

Does your organization have a Case for Support or a Case for Giving? Armstrong McGuire assists nonprofits with the creation of these important fundraising tools every day.

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Shannon Williams
A Pineapple, an Orange, and a Grape
October 27, 2016

Recently I spent the day facilitating a strategic planning session with a foundation board. As is my custom, I brought buckets of balls and toys which may seem frivolous, but actually they are an integral part of the day.

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Leslie Starsoneck
Professional Troublemaking
October 20, 2016

Speaking out about unjust conditions – to friends, family, on social media – is the American way. Pointing to unfair treatment of individuals, groups, communities, or the environment is an important part of being civically engaged.

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