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Nonprofitfits Must Be Successful Nonprofits
Successful nonprofits must be resourceful. Providing tremendous resources to the nonprofit community is The Foundation Center. The Foundation Center (2011a) is a national, nonprofit service organization that connects nonprofits and grant makers to useful tools and information. (Dustin, 2013) Two of the non-database resources I found most interesting was 1) Newsletters and 2) IN-Person Training.
The Foundation Center using technology masterfully with several electronic newsletters. One of the newsletters available for reviewed was, Philanthropy News Digest. Philanthropy News Digest publishes RFPs and notices of awards as a free service for grant-making organizations and nonprofits. The newsletter is available online and you can link it
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