submitted by justpbob
Dec 16 2008 — 3:28pm
Everyone I know in the nonprofit world (and for-profit, for that matter) is bracing for the worst. Large or small, just about every nonprofit is seeing greater needs and fewer dollars as the economic crisis grows. There have been some interesting campains to help local nonprofits. The United Way’s $5 campaign, for example. We at the American Lung Association of Minnesota are also felling the pinch.
Our answer? Stair climb!
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Latest comment — justpbob: No charity for this post? Lest you think it is too self-serving, I won't see a dime of the money raised by the stair climb -- the funds go to re...