While collaboration among nonprofits is essential, they often compete for the same donor dollar, and often must do so with an ever-shrinking marketing budget and over-stretched staff.
Please join the Philanthropy Journal for a Lunch ‘n’ Learn workshop in Wilmington May…
Can the average citizen afford to run for local office? It's getting more difficult in North Carolina's major cities. As the cost to compete for City Council and mayoral races increasingly exceeds six figures, fewer people are willing or able…
The People of Color: Justice and Unity Legislative Day will be held on Wednesday, May 28th, 2008. We will converge again at the Legislative Building to challenge our legislators to close the gaps and protect the sacred: our families, our…
A panel of experts, elected officials, and religious leaders will discuss the current issues surrounding the death penalty such as: wrongful conviction, racial justice and lethal injection. Each discussion will be introduced by a clip of the Independent Film Channel’s…
Don’t miss this special event!
The 2008 “short session” of the North Carolina General Assembly starts next week. If you’re looking for the inside scoop on what to expect, be sure to attend a special “Crucial Conversation” luncheon sponsored by two…
Common Cause North Carolina invites you to a special event with progressive political activist, author and commentator Jim Hightower. Jim will discuss his new book, Swim Against the Current: Even A Dead Fish Can Go With The Flow on Friday,…
Managing change, a critical responsibility for nonprofit leaders in a time of continual change, will be the focus of a luncheon workshop for nonprofits April 17 in Charlotte.
Sponsored by the Philanthropy Journal, an online publication for North Carolina nonprofits, the Lunch…
Earlier this year, people across North Carolina were shocked and saddened by a special series in the Charlotte Observer entitled “The Cruelest Cuts: The human cost of bringing poultry to…
CEO of 501c Solutions discusses “Prospect Migration Toward a Major Gift”
Raleigh, NC (March 5, 2008) — The first stop in the Philanthropy Journal’s statewide Lunch ‘n’ Learn series is Research Triangle Park, where Tom Drew, president and CEO of 501C…
NC Policy Watch invites you to a Crucial Conversation Luncheon
The Mortgage Foreclosure Crisis: How Should North Carolina Respond?
Wednesday, March 5th
11:30 AM - 1:30 PM
The news on the mortgage foreclosure front remains grim. In 1998, there were 16,661 mortgage foreclosures in…
Thank you for your interest in the dinner with George Lakoff. This event is now SOLD OUT. We know you are disappointed, and we wish we could accommodate you. You may want to go to Dr.…
Last year, the NC NAACP built a might coalition of 75 organizations that endorsed an anti-racism, anti-povety and antiwar People's Agenda. Over 5,000 of us (representing thousands more) marched to the Legislature on Jones Street, and HKonJ (Historic Thousands on…
Raleigh — United Way of North Carolina, along with the NC Justice Center and the NC Budget & Tax Center, is hosting a discussion series covering the following state and local issues:
-What is happening in the state and local economy?
-How…
A panel discussion to address the collision between law, ethics, and the authority of the state.
with
-James P. Cooney III, Womble Carlyle Attorneys at Law
-Kathleen M. Joyce ,PhD, Medical Ethics
-Liz Kanof, MD. Past Pres. NC Medical Board & Medical Society
-Paul Stam,…
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