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Two BIG milestones for the Blackbaud Fund & community investment
I can't believe it's been 15 years. That's how long Blackbaud has been making grants from its fund at the Coastal Community Foundation (CCF). That's how long we have had an employee committee, working under CCF's guidance, step into...
Announcing our new Nonprofit Leadership Circle!
Great news! We've launched a Nonprofit Leadership Circle. What's that? It's a group made up of all the Blackbaud employees who serve on nonprofit boards. Why? Good question. There are two reasons. One - we want to celebrate and recognize our...
Making childhood memories...and making sure they're good ones
Like so many of you, I just returned from summer vacation, a trip to the cooler climes with my husband and two kids. In our case, the trip took us to mid-coast Maine where, in the early 1960s, my grandparents built a small cottage on a lake (think On...
Learning from the iTEAMS campers...and living what we believe
One of the ways I give back to the community is by serving on the board of directors of the SC Governor's School for Science and Math (GSSM). GSSM is important to the state -- and to Blackbaud -- because it invests in the kids who will one day (soon...
AMA Nonprofit Marketing Conference a Way to Learn and Gain Inspiration
One of the ways I give back to the wonderful industry I work in is to help key organizations develop and deliver educational opportunities for nonprofit professionals. One such organization is the American Marketing Association (AMA) and the AMA Foundation...
Employee committee selects 2009 Blackbaud Fund grant recipients
About a month ago, I introduced you to The Blackbaud Fund, a long-standing philanthropic program that relies on an employee committee to determine which applicants will receive grants. Established in the 1990s, The Blackbaud Fund is near and dear to my...
AFP International Conference provides inspiration and education
I've just returned from the AFP International Conference in New Orleans, and what a conference it was. More than 3,000 people gathered this year to celebrate and to advance the profession through continuing education. I have to admit that I expected...
Penguins in Charleston...and on Facebook
I "friended" Waddle the Penguin today on Facebook. Seriously, Waddle is my newest contact, and I look forward to following his travels as he gets settled in his new home at the South Carolina Aquarium. It's spring break this week, so when...