12
Oct
Story Jams – Harvey McKinnon
Prologue I love when people fiercely and intelligently speak their mind, even if I don’t happen to agree with them. Thankfully, I agree with Harvey McKinnon.…
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18
Sep
Story Jams – Marc Pitman
Prologue “What would I have to say about that over Chinese Food?” I am so thrilled and very lucky that the first Jam in this series…
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31
Jul
Nonprofit Summer CONTEST: #DonorLove
Show me your Donor Love! I am incredibly excited about the #DonorLove Rendezvous this coming May in Toronto. As I posted earlier this month, the event is…
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15
Jul
Introducing… The #DonorLove Rendezvous
As my hero/spirit animal/demi god George Carlin once said, “the status quo sucks.” I love to learn. And it’s a good thing, because working in the…
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14
Jul
Nonprofit Summer Exercise 5: Love, Actually
Today's exercise is a simple one, and acts as a bit of a teaser for a very exciting announcement tomorrow... stay tuned for more on that!…
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15
Apr
Selfless: Why We Have Boundary Issues
Hello, my name is Sheena Greer, and I have boundary issues. Why? Perhaps my mother ate too much canned tuna, or swallowed a radio-active spider when…
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13
Apr
Literacy And Storytelling – Part 2
In my first post in this series, I discussed some basic definitions of literacy and storytelling. Recent OECD statistics suggest that about 49% of adults struggle…
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09
Apr
Jam Sammich #5 – Rory Green
PROLOGUE The first time I stumbled upon Fundraiser Grrl I thought two things. 1) I can't believe I just spent an afternoon scrolling through this! THIS IS…
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05
Mar
Jam Sammich #4 – Simon Scriver
PROLOGUE When I first stumbled upon Simon Scriver (aka @TotalFR) online, I thought “Finally! Someone who thinks and swears just like me! FUCK YES!” Not only…
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20
Jan
The Playdate: Creating Safe Spaces For Nonprofiteers
In the social sector, the work we do makes the world a better, safer place. In the process of doing this work, however, we become vulnerable.…
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