Comments on: Devil’s Advocate: Teeny, tiny nonprofits http://alaurenabele.com/2009/08/devils-advocate-teeny-tiny-nonprofits/ Fri, 17 Jun 2011 19:19:12 -0700 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.1 hourly 1 By: A. Lauren Abele http://alaurenabele.com/2009/08/devils-advocate-teeny-tiny-nonprofits/comment-page-1/#comment-26 A. Lauren Abele Fri, 14 Aug 2009 15:46:57 +0000 http://alaurenabele.com/?p=235#comment-26 Hi Craig, Thanks for your feedback and the heads up on a great nonprofit resource! I agree--getting people to think down-the-road and strategize about the feasibility of their projects is really important, and being able to provide them with great resources is HUGE. P.S. Found your awesome slideshare presentation on Fundraising and Technology...I think that is going to make its way onto my blog in the near future. ;) Any other suggestions would be much appreciated! Best, Lauren Hi Craig,

Thanks for your feedback and the heads up on a great nonprofit resource! I agree–getting people to think down-the-road and strategize about the feasibility of their projects is really important, and being able to provide them with great resources is HUGE. P.S. Found your awesome slideshare presentation on Fundraising and Technology…I think that is going to make its way onto my blog in the near future. ;) Any other suggestions would be much appreciated!

Best,
Lauren

]]> By: Craig Weinrich http://alaurenabele.com/2009/08/devils-advocate-teeny-tiny-nonprofits/comment-page-1/#comment-25 Craig Weinrich Fri, 14 Aug 2009 14:51:19 +0000 http://alaurenabele.com/?p=235#comment-25 Hear, hear! Just because a nonprofit is small doesn't mean they are ineffective or overlapping with another. We encourage people to start a new nonprofit, but also caution them for sustaining it over the next five years, and perhaps, it may make more sense to partner with another organization or even become a fiscally-sponsored organization (Great resource to know about: www.fiscalsponsordirectory.org) that can help get a nonprofit started, and help it grow. Kudos for a well-thought post! Hear, hear! Just because a nonprofit is small doesn’t mean they are ineffective or overlapping with another. We encourage people to start a new nonprofit, but also caution them for sustaining it over the next five years, and perhaps, it may make more sense to partner with another organization or even become a fiscally-sponsored organization (Great resource to know about: http://www.fiscalsponsordirectory.org) that can help get a nonprofit started, and help it grow.

Kudos for a well-thought post!

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