Sending Text Messages from your FAMCare or Clinical Pursuit System

Posted by Chris Freund on Jan 20, 2017 1:45:55 PM

Often times it is convenient or necessary to send text messages from your FAMCare or Registry System. The current version of Visions Server (the engine that drives FAMCare and ClinicalPURSUIT) supports outgoing text messaging right out of the box with the SMS Outgoing Message Module.

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Topics: FAMCare Tips and Tools, Technology Speak, Implementation Plans

Coaching

Posted by George Ritacco on Jan 18, 2017 3:57:04 PM

We hear that an increasing number of our social worker colleagues are going into the relatively new field of Coaching.

Traditionally, Coaching has been associated with sports or the corporate sector, where companies hired coaches to work with executives seeking self-improvement. Most coaches were either business coaches, executive coaches, leadership coaches, career coaches, or life coaches.

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Topics: Social Services Industry News

I Resolve...

Posted by Steve Grover on Jan 13, 2017 10:00:00 AM

Welcome to a New Year. I’ve made the same resolution this year that I’ve made for the past 20 or so New Years, and that is to not make any resolutions. Cliché I know, but taking the easy way out on this just seems, well, cliché.

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Topics: Fun Stuff

Charter Schools... A Progress Report

Posted by George Ritacco on Jan 12, 2017 1:43:28 PM

What Exactly is a Charter School?

A public charter school is a publicly funded school that is typically governed by a group or organization under a legislative contract (or charter) with the state or jurisdiction. The charter exempts the school from certain state or local rules and regulations, but the charter school must meet the accountability standards outlined in its charter.

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Topics: Social Services Industry News, Child Welfare

Asking Donors to Give More

Posted by George Ritacco on Jan 9, 2017 10:18:26 AM

Happy Monday!  This post comes to us from our friends at Movie Mondays!

In today's video episode, Deidre McCormack Martin talks about her role as the Executive Director of a nonprofit organization as it pertains to fundraising and talking with donors.

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Topics: Fundraising Ideas

Nonprofit Regulation Landscape for 2017

Posted by George Ritacco on Jan 4, 2017 1:26:09 PM

SEEDS OF DOUBT

When the Cancer Charities fraud case broke in 2015, donors began to ask how this kind of egregious fraud could go undetected for 28 years. “Can we depend on the IRS or the FTC or the state attorneys general to keep an eye on the nonprofit sector? Isn’t anyone watching the store?” Even concerned case workers began to wonder how the reaction to this case could have been so painfully slow. Everyone involved in the sector understood immediately that if this kind of doubt is permitted to creep in, nonprofit is in for big trouble.
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Topics: Social Services Industry News, Government, Nonprofit General

Is working at a nonprofit a noble calling?

Posted by George Ritacco on Jan 3, 2017 11:29:28 AM

This message comes to us from our friends at Movie Mondays - a video training source for nonprofits on fundraising and board strategies.

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Topics: Fundraising Ideas, Fun Stuff, Nonprofit General

A Christmas Message

Posted by George Ritacco on Dec 20, 2016 8:40:57 AM

 

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Topics: Global Vision Technologies, Fun Stuff

Your 2017 Nonprofit Tech Budget - Planning & Preparation Survival Tips

Posted by George Ritacco on Dec 15, 2016 9:00:00 AM

The end of December is a period filled with new opportunities, particularly in terms of nonprofits who are starting to prepare for their 2017 tech budgets. January 1 essentially creates a clean slate - a situation where anything is possible if you put the plans in motion now. If you truly want to prepare properly for your 2017 tech budget, however, there are a few key things you'll want to keep in mind.

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Topics: Fundraising Ideas, Technology Speak, Nonprofit General

Should Nonprofits Pay Commissions?

Posted by George Ritacco on Dec 13, 2016 9:00:00 AM

The commissioned salesman is the world’s oldest profession…well, maybe not the oldest…some other professions lay claim to that title…but it certainly is the most obvious and logical - If you earn a little more for every sale you make, you will be motivated to make more sales.

The For-Profit world has utilized the commission salesman successfully since Egyptian farmers started selling produce around 3100 B.C. Doesn’t it make sense that development professionals, the nonprofit equivalent of salespersons, who essentially sell the mission of an organization, would also respond well to incentives?

This is the question asked by recent research out of the University of Pennsylvania’s Wharton School.

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Topics: Fundraising Ideas, Nonprofit General

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