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By Nicole Wallace Zachary Balber Every year, the US Latinx Art Forum awards fellowships to 15 visual artists of Latin American or Caribbean descent who live and work in the United States, bringing them greater visibility.
As the holiday season approaches, so does an opportunity to make a meaningful impact. Giving Tuesday , celebrated globally on the first Tuesday after Thanksgiving, embodies the spirit of generosity and altruism. It’s a day dedicated to giving back, fostering a culture of philanthropy, and supporting the causes that touch our hearts. In this blog, we’ll delve into creative Giving Tuesday ideas, exploring innovative ways to amplify your charitable endeavors.
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Your donors are the fuel that keeps the mechanism of your nonprofit moving, from fundraising events to peer-to-peer fundraising campaigns to giving days. But how can you make sure that you’re communicating with your donors in a way that expresses your nonprofit’s appreciation for their support as well as your organization’s plans for the future? The key to strong donor relationships is creating a conversation between your organization and your donors.
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Join us at the 2023 Nonprofit Social Media Summit! All virtual, totally free to join live! November 1-2, 2023 1pm to 5:30pm ET What is the Summit? A two-day virtual conference for nonprofit professionals looking to exchange ideas, experiences, and knowledge with a hyper focus on social media. Nonprofits of all sizes use social media every day to grab attention, inspire curiosity, and ultimately raise money for their causes.
What is the difference between a scholarship and a fellowship? To pay for college, students use various financial aid, such as grants, scholarships and loans. What is a scholarship? What is a fellowship for college? What’s the difference? Students can afford college with the help of scholarships and fellowships. These two types of financial aid are different in important ways.
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