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Norman Reedus Raising Money for Children Using Medical Cannabis
Raffle winners will get autographed Walking Dead memorabilia. Funds will go toward supporting pediatric cancer research.
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How to Raise Money From Volunteers
Nine tips to help you give your volunteers a meaningful experience and turn them into donors.
200 people to climb the State Tower Building to raise money for pediatric cancer
Each of the 20 floors will be dedicated to a child affected by cancer.
Adventurer raises money to help those who struggle to breathe
How I did it • Patrick Albert's experience with asthma inspires him to raise money to help others.
These FIU students are raising money for women who can’t afford mammograms
The FIU College of Medicine’s annual Mammography Art Initiative, an art show and auction, raises money for uninsured and underinsured breast cancer screenings — and more
Can Donor Surveys Really Help You Raise Money?
Donor surveys are one of the least expensive ways you can improve donor retention, build deeper donor relationships, even uncover planned gifts!
11 Warning Signs Your Nonprofit Social Media Might Actually Raise Money
Oh no! Does that mean you might actually have to take it seriously? You’ve no doubt heard that social media sucks for fundraising. And that may have made you relax, since you now thought it wasn’t something you’d really have to add to your portfolio. Well… yes and no. It all depends on your plan, and how you work it. And if you learn to work it right, it’s going to help you raise money. Big time. Sorry. Don't shoot the messenger. Of…
How to Raise Money for Charity
There are many fun & creative ways to get involved in raising money for charity. Check out this guide by the V Foundation for ideas on how to plan a fundraiser.
How to Raise Money for Your Nonprofit with an Online Store
Today’s nonprofit organizations operate in a competitive world. Executing their mission while keeping the company afloat often takes more than…
‘Modern Donors’ Are Changing How Charities Should Raise Money
Donors under the age of 72 are less responsive to written appeals and more likely to conduct research than their older counterparts, according to a new study.
How Do I Raise Money for Charity While Training for a Race?
Fundraising for a cause you’re passionate enough to run for should be rewarding not stressful.
Australian Study: Medical Cannabis Does Not Relieve Chronic Pain
A major cannabis study conducted in Australia has found that medical cannabis does almost nothing to relieve chronic pain among users, despite overwhelming anecdotal evidence of the contrary<br>The study, published in Lancet Public Health, featured more than 1,500 patients particip[ating in a different study investigating prescription opioid medications. Some 24 percent of those patients also used cannabis and reported their experiences<br>“Participants were asked about…
The Post raising money to build calming space
GOSHEN — The Post gives youths somewhere to go after school, but the staff hope to build an oasis to give them a quiet place to go once they’re there.
Money Does Help You Live Longer
Is being rich a one way to ensure a long life? According to the latest study, yes
How to Stay True to Yourself and Raise Money for Your Passion Project
'Philanthroteens': young people who use their pocket money to change the world
Beth Kanter explains why charities need to encourage Generation Z to be champions of their cause
I'm Sirita Wright, Cannabis Media Entrepreneur, and This Is How I Work
Sirita Wright is on a mission. Cannabis laws are changing rapidly, which means that entrepreneurs are turning their attention toward the booming industry. Currently, however, the majority of cannabis business owners are white—a fact that Sirita wants to help change. With her media company EstroHaze, Sirita and her co-founders offer women of color a space to learn about the numerous lifestyle and business opportunities that the…
Selfish people have fewer children and earn less money, new study finds
People who are selfish tend to have fewer children and lower salaries than those who are not, a new study reveals. Researchers from the University of Stockholm are suggesting the concept that selfish people accrue more money thanks to their thrifty ways is nonsense after it found that people who engage in selfless behaviour are in fact more likely to receive a higher income and have larger families.
