Monthly Archives: May 2010

In a post last week on D. Michael Henderson and What Mormons Can Teach Us About Major Donor Development, I made a not so subtle recommendation that you buy everything the man ever wrote. I received a gratifying number of … Continue reading →

There is very little that is heroic about fundraising. And that’s sad, because there should be. And by heroic, I don’t mean: Commendable, touching, or really cool; Successful (i.e., raised a lot of money); Heart-wrenching (i.e., generates an emotional response). … Continue reading →

Regular readers of this blog know that my admiration and adoration of the writings of D. Michael Henderson borders on the man-crushy. Dude is flat out brilliant. Read everything he ever wrote. Then read it again. No, he’s not a … Continue reading →