“Fundraising is the gentle art of teaching the joy of giving.” – Hank Rosso

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Do We Need So Many Non-Profit Organizations?

On the one hand, this is a great development – it means that as a society we are becoming more aware of a need to give to others and are even taking the necessary steps to ensure that we help others.

On the other hand, though, the presence of so many non-profits creates a unique problem – “giver burnout.”

Giver burnout happens when individuals get so many appeals for help – from large cancer societies, small women’s shelters, literacy organizations, and every possible non-profit group in-between that they feel overwhelmed and are less apt to contribute anything to anyone.  Even those individuals who do want to contribute have had to cut back on who they contribute to – there are simply too many groups requesting money and only so much disposable income any one person has.

Do you Need to Keep Creating Unique Fundraising Ideas?

In 2007, the National Association of Elementary School Principals found that 94 percent of school administrators rely on fundraisers to supplement district, state and federal money they receive.

That number has probably increased.  So the answer is yes!

You must work harder to get funding.  Where in the past groups often did well just by asking for money or organizing one big event to fundraise each year, now fundraising is big business.

Allison Jewell, vice president of American Heart Association – Miami/Fort Lauderdale Area, took time out of her busy schedule to discuss her gala fundraising ideas for non profits.

KJAM Radio Kendall Matthews Radio Show Notes

• How did you get involved with non-profit organizations
• What do you do when you not working so hard.
• What Are the 3 Most Important Things You Must Do When Executing Charity Fundraising Ideas
• What Creative Things She Does To Raise Funds

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P.s. Do you have any good fundraising ideas?

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Every year, I create a motto.  Last year’s motto was “Let It Shine In 2009!” If you don’t like reading click the play button below.

My wife and I finished our Annual “Thankfullness List.” Upon review, we really did have a great year!  If money shows were your heart is… according to our list… ours is in travel (eight days in Ireland was awesome), friends (annual Christmas Party with fellow Purdue Boilermaker Lee Brush), and red wine (thanks Gary Vaynerchuck.)  I had my second best year in real estate, corporate promotions, and was able to conquer my worry about money.  After multiple trips to Las Vegas, Nevada, I found my inspiration for this year’s motto. The motto for the year will be:

We’re Gonna Win in o’10 !

What does that mean to me?

• Focus on achievements, keep your pats-on-the-back, hand over the trophies, trips, and cash.
• I’m going to be obsessed with generating  residual and continuity income or super-morbidly obese checks.
• Bringing back the “Boom-Boom-Boom” in my most important relationships.

Many of you have done resolutions, I don’t.  I just have my motto.  I will use this motto like the baseball bat in The Godfather; when I am faced with the obstacles and challenges I’m going to beat the living snot out-of-them…

Like this week, I beat an additional 20% out of my 2010 operational expenses and decided to hold off on getting Google’s Nexus One.

This year, in everything that I do,  I’m going for the jugular.  I’m going to be everywhere like Lil’ Wayne in 2008.

If you would like to Join Me in Winning in o’10 leave me a comment or subscribe to this blog.

Forget this year, today is the most important day of my life. Today, we work smarter. Today, we out hustle. Today, we do as Sean “Puffy, P. Diddy, Diddy” Combs says and “Make a Way Out of No Way.” When you and I look back on 2010, for all the late-nights, caffeine pills and ambians that it brought, we will be able to say “We Won in o’ 10”

What’s your motto?

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ZIP code 85225 comprises a 12 square miles area of Northeast Chandler. It lies between Pecos Road in the south and the Western CSR in the north. The western boundary runs along Alma School Road while in the east it is more complex and forms the city boundary line with the town of Gilbert.

It includes San Marcos Country Club, Folley Park, Pima Park, Gazelle Meadows park, Navarette Park, Plaza del Arcos, Chandler Park, San Tan Park, Apache Park, Chandler Mercado, East Valley Plaza & Mall, Sun Village Fair, Hoopes Park, Paseo del Oro and Summit Point Park.

The table below provides a statistical summary of today’s residential resale market in ZIP Code 85225.

Chandler  Single Detached Home Real Estate Market Trips For Zip Code 85225

Active Listings January   406
Active Listings December 267

Sales Per Month January  54
Sales Per Month November 84

Price Per Square Feet January   $98
Price Per Square Feet November $91

Foreclosure Notices January     114
Foreclosure Notices November 92

Foreclosure Trustee Sales January   45
Foreclosure Trustee Sales November 37

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ZIP code 85210 comprises a 6 square mile area of Southwest Mesa. It lies between the Western CSR in the south and Main Street in the north. The western boundary is Alma School Road while the eastern boundary runs along Mesa Drive and Country Club Drive.

It includes Fiesta Lakes Golf Club, Rancho del Mar Park, Woodglen Park, Heritage Park, Guerrero Rotary Park, Kleinman Park, Poca Fiesta Shopping Center and Alma School Plaza.

The table below provides a statistical summary of today’s residential resale market in ZIP Code 85210.

Mesa Single Detached Home Real Estate Market Trips For Zip Code 85210

Active Listings January   133
Active Listings December 79

Sales Per Month January  24
Sales Per Month November 35

Price Per Square Feet January   $64
Price Per Square Feet November $73

Foreclosure Notices January     45
Foreclosure Notices November 33

Foreclosure Trustee Sales January   21
Foreclosure Trustee Sales November 20

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