For many of us, there’s an almost inbuilt inertia to fundraising. It’s not something that we feel motivated to do. We may need to do it. And we do it. But mostly when our present needs necessitate.
It's summer. Your donors are away. Not much is going on. What should you do in your fundraising? Even when your donors are away on vacation you can and should keep your big donor relationships
At Olami Resources, we keep our eye on the news to bring you timely articles and links that we think a rabbi or Jewish educator would find interesting! We have decided to share some of these links in a weekly feature on the blog. Enjoy! 1) Instagram just put ads in one of its last ad-free... Read more »
In their book Switch, authors Chip and Dan Heath write about an idea called ‘Shrink the Change’ to get people to change their behavior. The concept is based on the fact that people are more
As a busy rabbi or educator, we are constantly called upon to speak and offer educational words of inspiration and wisdom. That said, there are occasions when we cannot digress and are allocated a limited amount of time to speak and convey our message. Wordstotime.com is a quick
This week I shot an email to a client who had just finished a successful campaign. “Send thank you gifts to your larger donors and the parents who helped you raise so much. This way they’ll be on board next year as well.” He responded, “Any ideas of what I should send?”
At Olami Resources, we keep our eye on the news to bring you timely articles and links that we think a rabbi or Jewish educator would find both helpful and interesting and will improve your teaching, productivity, marketing and more! We have decided to share some of these links in a
“5 Ted Talks to watch right now to hit your goals and transform your productivity in 2019”
For most people, that headline resonates with a prudent plan to harness ones talent for the coming year. Ted should have invited Rabbi Zelig Pliskin to share the theme of his poignant
Nissan is the first month in the Jewish calendar and can also serve as a great time for you to begin your fiscal year. To that end, it is a great time to set new revenue goals for your nonprofit. Following is a step-by-step guide that will help you set a realistic goal – and actually reach it!
We all know how important social media is to a business or nonprofit in 2019. In fact, if you aren't on social media...are you sure that you are open or looking for people to really walk through your door? At the same time, we read every day how alarming social media is as companies ranging
For many of us, there’s an almost inbuilt inertia to fundraising. It’s not something that we feel motivated to do. We may need to do it. And we do it. But mostly when our present needs necessitate. 
It's summer. Your donors are away. Not much is going on. What should you do in your fundraising? Even when your donors are away on vacation you can and should keep your big donor relationships 
At Olami Resources, we keep our eye on the news to bring you timely articles and links that we think a rabbi or Jewish educator would find interesting! We have decided to share some of these links in a weekly feature on the blog. Enjoy! 1) Instagram just put ads in one of its last ad-free... Read more » 
In their book Switch, authors Chip and Dan Heath write about an idea called ‘Shrink the Change’ to get people to change their behavior. The concept is based on the fact that people are more 
As a busy rabbi or educator, we are constantly called upon to speak and offer educational words of inspiration and wisdom. That said, there are occasions when we cannot digress and are allocated a limited amount of time to speak and convey our message. Wordstotime.com is a quick 
This week I shot an email to a client who had just finished a successful campaign. “Send thank you gifts to your larger donors and the parents who helped you raise so much. This way they’ll be on board next year as well.” He responded, “Any ideas of what I should send?” 
“5 Ted Talks to watch right now to hit your goals and transform your productivity in 2019”
For most people, that headline resonates with a prudent plan to harness ones talent for the coming year. Ted should have invited Rabbi Zelig Pliskin to share the theme of his poignant 
Nissan is the first month in the Jewish calendar and can also serve as a great time for you to begin your fiscal year. To that end, it is a great time to set new revenue goals for your nonprofit. Following is a step-by-step guide that will help you set a realistic goal – and actually reach it!
We all know how important social media is to a business or nonprofit in 2019. In fact, if you aren't on social media...are you sure that you are open or looking for people to really walk through your door? At the same time, we read every day how alarming social media is as companies ranging 
