Over the course of working with United Ways for the past 27 years, I have come up with a variety of different sayings which find their way into my speech on a fairly regular basis. I have selected six of the sayings I use most frequently for your consideration:
Read MoreOne of the more common questions we get from local United Ways goes something like this: “How do we get donors to stop asking about our administrative costs?”
Read More“Right now we are helping people, but I am not sure we are changing things.”
Read MoreOver 20 years of helping United Ways with their strategic planning has taught me many lessons. For example, it is nearly impossible to predict the future, so developing a strategic plan for more than the next three years is merely guessing at what the future holds. More recently, I have learned the lesson of jumping vs. leaping.
Read MoreA donation has been made in your honor this Mother’s Day to help Bay Area mothers living in poverty provide for their families. We are touched by this generosity and hope you are, too. On behalf of the community we serve, thank you and Happy Mother’s Day.
Read MoreRecently, a friend of mine was told by his doctor that he needed to live a little healthier.
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