With 2024 upon us, M. Gale is celebrating its 15 year anniversary!

To help us look back and commemorate the years appropriately, our team conducted an interview with our fearless leader and namesake.

The Board of Directors are a major key to success in any organization. They’re the backbone, providing guidance and vision for how to accomplish your goals. 

What good is technology when the humans who oversee it make fundamental mistakes and cannot get it right?

In the past year, AI discussion has seemingly exploded across news outlets, social media, conferences and more. Which ones are best for your needs?

Whether or not you believe in New Year’s resolutions, I hope you don’t miss the opportunity for a fresh perspective this month.

As we near the final months of 2023, what better time to share what I’ve learned?

In November, Americans celebrate Thanksgiving by expressing gratitude for a bountiful harvest and by giving thanks for family and community.

As a sector, we have been facing a talent crisis for several years, and this dilemma is likely to continue to evolve over the next decade.

For small development shops with limited budgets, marketing your planned giving program can seem daunting.

Now more than ever it seems, leaders need to ensure healthy culture and optimal team environments for a host of reasons.

Learn the eight key elements to maximize the impact of your major gift fundraising efforts.

Ethical fundraising within a community context thrives on co-creation and inclusive decision-making.

Fundraising is a crucial aspect of any nonprofit organization’s success, and engaging your board members in this process can significantly amplify your efforts.

Individual giving has been on the decline for the past seven years and last year the rising cost of living resulted in an all- time low for this constituency.

Every year the Giving USA Foundation, The Giving Institute and the Indiana University Lilly Family School of Philanthropy provide the most comprehensive, long-standing, and most vigorously researched resource in U.S. charitable giving, Giving USA: The Annual Report on Philanthropy.

I’m an idealist.

Early in my career, after sharing ideas with a mentor for an event I developed for our marketing plan, she laughed and said, “I love it! But your vision and reality aren’t very well aligned.” I reflect on this often.

Spring is beautiful. Spring is fun. Spring is meaningful. But, let’s face it, Spring is also CRAZY.

My inbox is inundated daily with depressing news articles and commentary from experts chronicling “the great recession of talent” and speculation on “the great resignation of baby boomers” serving the nonprofit sector.

I got a call from an organization after making a $100 first-time gift on North Texas Giving Day. The nonprofit’s Vice President of Advancement called to say thank you the very next day.

After living in a small town with few restaurants to choose from, the importance of conversations around the dining room table without the interruptions of waiters, food delivery and general commotion was a wonderful solution. You may ask, so what does this have to do with fundraising?