Women as Leaders

Posted by George Ritacco on Nov 14, 2017 9:00:00 AM

 

A recent cry of surprise has gone up from pundits over the recent election of so many women as mayors of our cities. In a recent NPQ article, Cyndi Suarez reported the following election results:

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Topics: Social Services Industry News, social justice

Create a Plan for Thanking Your Donors

Posted by George Ritacco on Nov 13, 2017 3:00:00 PM

This weeks Movie Mondays fundraising tip is in - enjoy!

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Topics: Fundraising Ideas

Who Will Care for The Boomers?

Posted by George Ritacco on Nov 13, 2017 12:00:00 PM

This blog has been sending up an alert about our country’s looming long-term care crisis for the past two years. In our book, The Aging Tidal Wave, we warned that the country’s finances, facilities, and aged care personnel were about to be overwhelmed by the rapidly aging baby boomer generation.

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Topics: Elderly/Aging Long Term Care, FAMCare Tips and Tools, FAMCare

Improve Social Worker Productivity With Workflow Tools

Posted by George Ritacco on Nov 7, 2017 9:00:00 AM

Having access to the right information at the right time is at the heart of a social worker's ability to do his or her job in a timely and efficient manner. Being able to process and organize information received helps ensure that productivity increases, even as the industry as a whole is seeing more pressure.

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Topics: FAMCare Tips and Tools, FAMCare, How Clients Use FAMCare, case management workflow

9 Things Your Donors Really Want

Posted by George Ritacco on Nov 6, 2017 10:00:00 AM

In this week's Movie Monday's fundraising strategy video, you'll learn how one university raises money from 63% of their alumni (the national average is only 13%). 

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Topics: Fundraising Ideas

Where Have All The Parents Gone?

Posted by George Ritacco on Nov 2, 2017 12:23:32 PM

The iconic image of the insouciant, slovenly-dressed millennial lounging on the sofa waiting for Uber Eats to deliver his dinner so he can begin an online electronic game competition is not the random product of some writer’s overactive imagination. This self-absorbed, lazy, narcissistic creature didn’t just step off a spaceship and suddenly populate the earth. These “young-uns” have parents. Where were they when this truculent creature began to emerge?  This is the question that Cathy Gulli is trying to answer.

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Topics: Social Services Industry News

A Simple Year-End Email Campaign That Will Increase Your Fundraising

Posted by George Ritacco on Oct 30, 2017 1:05:27 PM

It doesn’t get much easier than this.

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Topics: Fundraising Ideas

Technology and Social Work - Managing Risk

Posted by George Ritacco on Oct 24, 2017 9:00:00 AM

Social work is not immune to the ethical issues introduced by the ubiquitous presence of new technology. The use of laptops, tablets, and cellphones outside the safety and security of the office environment, connecting to public Wi-Fi, “liking” posts on Facebook, tracking hashtags on Twitter, sending messages via Snapchat, and pinning pictures on Pinterest all engage a vastly more efficient, but less secure communication environment. Given the nature of the duties social workers are engaged in, their involvement with vulnerable populations, and the trust they seek to establish with their clients, the need for expert guidance in how to navigate this terrain is extremely important.

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Topics: Social Services Industry News, FAMCare Tips and Tools, Secure Case Management

What happens when you loose 65% of your donor base in one year?

Posted by George Ritacco on Oct 23, 2017 3:34:18 PM

Ever lose a series of donors in a quick period of time?  Want a great resolution?  Check out this video from the team at Movie Monday's!

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Topics: Fundraising Ideas

Try as We Might - The National Effort to Improve Public Education

Posted by George Ritacco on Oct 18, 2017 8:00:00 AM

The debate over what to do about the declining quality of public education continues unabated. The unyielding stance taken by the teacher’s union, the economic decline of rust-belt, inner-city neighborhoods, the erosion of the two-parent home, and the unmanaged growth of immigration are all blamed for the decline. There doesn’t seem to be an answer that everyone can agree on.

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Topics: Social Services Industry News, education

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