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Showing posts with label NPCorporatePartnership. Show all posts
Showing posts with label NPCorporatePartnership. Show all posts
Friday, February 21, 2014
A Lesson Plan for Partnerships: Insights from STEM Nonprofits | Corporate Citizenship Center
A Lesson Plan for Partnerships: Insights from STEM Nonprofits | Corporate Citizenship Center: A Lesson Plan for Partnerships: Insights From Leading STEM Nonprofits looks to better understand partnerships between corporations and nonprofits. By surveying leading STEM educational programs, the research assessed the relationship between nonprofits and corporate partners and provides a guide for how to build stronger partnerships.
Thursday, January 30, 2014
University Study: 5 Musts For Corporate Partnerships | The NonProfit Times
University Study: 5 Musts For Corporate Partnerships | The NonProfit Times: iaonan (Coco) Kou suggested those factors from a case study of a partnership between a local nonprofit in China and a U.S. company that made its first grant in 2006. The case study was part of a session, “Giving Beyond Borders: A Study of Global Giving by U.S. Corporations,” during the 26th annual symposium at Indiana University’s Lilly Family School of Philanthropy, “Taking Fundraising Seriously Timeless Values in a World of Change.”
Thursday, June 20, 2013
Opera House finds success with corporate partners
Opera House finds success with corporate partners: n conjunction with its 10-year anniversary, the Napa Valley Opera House has launched a new corporate sponsorship program, which they hope will be a mutual success — raising money the Opera House needs while helping local businesses connect with the customers and clients they need.
According to the Opera House’s development director Jessica Thomason, they have always worked with local businesses in a sponsorship capacity, but they anticipate this new program will be an even greater success because of the way it was designed.
According to the Opera House’s development director Jessica Thomason, they have always worked with local businesses in a sponsorship capacity, but they anticipate this new program will be an even greater success because of the way it was designed.
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