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May 29, 2008
Give and Take: How a Charity's Attempt to Reshape Its Image Failed
A humanitarian charity’s effort to reshape its image — including a television ad that shows people vomiting in response to words like “injustice” —- hits the wrong note, according to a post in “Give and Take,” The Chronicle’s roundup of the best blog posts on the nonprofit world.
Plus: Is concern about big college endowments harming the ability of small colleges to attract gifts?
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