May 27, 2012
Small Charities Learn Lessons on How to Raise Big Money
Rick Friedman
Jose Mateo likes to teach dance moves to visitors during tours of his nonprofit ballet company in the hope they will become donors.
Safe Shores, a Washington charity that works with abused children, welcomed 160 people to a breakfast this month at the posh Mandarin Oriental Hotel as the joyful sound of a children’s choir filled the room.
After a video and presentations by three speakers to explain the organization’s work, Cheryl Anne Boyce, a psychologist on the Safe Shores board, asked the audience to pledge at least $1,000 annually for five years, and many did: Donors committed more than
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