Category: Corporate and Foundation Relations

• Making the ask at 35,000 ft: How Emirates does it.

  Can you make an ask at 35,000 ft? On a recent international flight on Emirates Airlines, the flagship airline of the Dubai government, the pilot asked charitable support from passengers like me to give to the Emirates Airline Foundation, a non-profit charity. This is, despite forking out a fare that could get me a used car or  feed over […]

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  June 23, 2014

  Art of Giving, asking for wealth, Committee Encouraging Corporate Philanthropy, Contributions, Corporate and Foundation Relations, corporate citizenship, Cultivation, doing good, donor centered, emirates airlines, Fundraising, global businesses, Global Consumer, Global Corporate Philanthropy, Global Cultures, global philanthropy, Making the case for funding, Uncategorized, united arab emirates

• A Fresh Look at Fundraising

  So…how much did you ask? How did the visit go? This is a common question that fundraisers are asked after they meet prospects. In a new book, “The generosity network: New transformational tools for successful fundraising,” authors Jennifer McCrea and Jeffrey Walker take a fresh look at fundraising. The authors show that “creating a sense of meaning and […]

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  November 25, 2013

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