Bundles of Time: Our Micro-Volunteering Program at Longwood University
Finding new ways to engage your alumni base is a persistent challenge. From regional events, to on-campus reunions, to social media content, there are plenty
Finding new ways to engage your alumni base is a persistent challenge. From regional events, to on-campus reunions, to social media content, there are plenty
Snapchat is the biggest social media platform that you’ve never used. While it’s just now expanding into the post-millennial mainstream, Snapchat’s user base is young.
LinkedIn is a tremendous tool as we work to strengthen and grow our alumni network at Longwood University. It’s a platform where our alumni can
I hadn’t seen white index cards since fourth-grade math class—until our VP pulled one out of his jacket. He skimmed it with his finger, holding
Have you ever seen a picture that needed no explanation? Throughout history, iconic photos—like from the World War II D-Day invasion, the 1969 moon landing,
Remember crowdfunding? Seems like just two years ago it was all anyone wanted to talk about. At every conference, we discussed the benefits and problems
This series of short conversations with advancement leaders gives us a peek into exciting new projects, their thoughts on the challenges facing our industry, and
Click here for 5 tips on how to utilize your alumni to build a great volunteer program. In the age of Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter,
Have you ever thought to yourself, “If I just had more time, more resources, more staff…?” Last spring, that’s exactly what our friends at
We are embarking on an exciting time; with new technology, resources and strategies that connect with donors and maximize giving potential like never before,
“The cloud” is everywhere. You hear about it daily. And it’s terrifying (initially). I’ll self-identify as a control freak; I like knowing where my stuff
Imagine this: You’ve just had a successful meeting with a prospect. They are engaged with your institution, and your ask didn’t fall on deaf ears.