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I’m a bit perplexed that I need to write this, but after three instances of the same problem in the last week, I have to share (hoping, of course, that…

Apr 14

What is there to say when a nonprofit acts like a desperado — throwing caution to the wind to try to squeeze some cash out of unsuspecting (or even sus…

Mar 31

Yesterday I was at a clothing store that I hadn’t visited in many months. In non-pandemic times, I would visit this store several times a year. Walking…

Mar 21

Several years ago, I was invited to a major donor event held by a major Jewish institution that I had supported (let’s call them “JI”). The event was r…

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Since the pandemic began, nonprofit fundraisers have been wringing their hands, worrying about the impact of not having their regular annual fundraisin…

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I was at the grocery store the other day and heard someone talking about a new podcast — saying how excited they were to have something to do because b…

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