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Today was a proud parenting moment for me as I taught my youngest daughter the art of door knocking. Her mission? Selling chocolates for a school fundraiser. Here are four valuable tips I shared with her: - Smile - Look the person in their eyes - Be confident - Assume the sale I am thrilled to share that after knocking on 4 doors, she successfully closed the deal at all 4! The power of positivity and confidence truly pays off. 🍫🚪 #FundraiserSuccess #ParentingWin #PowerOfCoaching

Empowered growth, invaluable support, and transformative change—thanks to the Spur Giving Network, Lisa Miller, Executive Director of Delaware Association for the Education of Young Children, found the confidence and tools to lead her organization to new heights. 🌟 From strategic planning to fundraising, their guidance has been key to DEAEYC's success!💡 “This experience has been incredibly beneficial. Seeing what deaeyc is capable of has built my confidence." 💬 Join the journey and explore how Spur Giving Network can support your nonprofit's mission today. Learn more and read about DEAEYC's experience in our most recent blog!

As the President and CEO of Children's Nebraska, Chanda Cashen Chacon became more confident as a leader when she learned what makes her unique. As a leader with Woo, Chanda makes people feel seen and comforted, helping build trust and connection.  Do you have Woo in your top five? To best feed this strength, plant yourself among as many people as possible. Be the one who says hello first, attends that luncheon, shows up at the fundraiser or who takes a gift to neighbors. Scroll to learn how to productively aim this strength in your life.  https://lnkd.in/gJtsfD3r

In Matthew 6:1-2, it is emphasized that acts of kindness should not be done for public recognition but rather with sincerity and humility. The passage warns against seeking praise from others for charitable deeds, highlighting the importance of genuine compassion. Let's strive to help others selflessly, knowing that true rewards come from a pure heart. Find the full passage here: https://lnkd.in/ghAZMwEg

The Miracle of the Eclipse Meets the Miracle of Your Generosity ☀ 🌞 😎 🌅   As miracles like the 2024 eclipse appear in the sky above, miracles can also take place right here on Earth. You might not think of a donation in support of The Black Cooperative Impact Fund as a miracle. However, for many SoCal, Black entrepreneurs and business owners who receive a zero-interest, BCIF microloan, that is exactly what your gift is. That is exactly who you are to them: a miracle.    With that said, make a gift in support of BCIF today. Help us create miracles in the lives of local Black entrepreneurs and business owners. Let's work together to make this world a better place – one microloan at a time. Use this link to make a difference: https://lnkd.in/gThTPrhK

Prodigy Finance! To finance with loans for interest to support the third world /commonwealth countries-students lighten their burden of huge study costs for higher study and thereby contribute in conversion of human into human resources combindly: perhaps it is the most profitable business network now in the world! So try to revise your old-obsolete-British minded policy to retain your shared businesses in the modern world of sustainable business mainly driven by holistic marketing strategy and approach to explore and pick it up not cunningly but with utmost trust and honesty otherwise you may lose yours to the honest and sincere competitors very soon!

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Seriously, Saurin Parikh, MBA and NJEDA not only have the resources, but the literal desire to help small businesses grow! I know that when I'm ready to make a move, I'll be contacting Suarin, a stand-up guy, to discuss how the NJEDA can help support my plans. You should do the same! #busines #businessdevelopment #njeda #loans #grants

I was disappointed this morning to wake up to a reminder that Fearless Fund is still amidst a lawsuit because they’ve provided grant opportunities to Black women. And it’s time to sound the alarm. 🚨📣 These types of lawsuits are incredibly dangerous, and we’ve already seen the aftermath of recent affirmative action decisions give companies and organizations the wiggle room to start to remove valuable programs and resources that could grow and advance black and brown communities. 🌱✨ Only 50% of companies survive after 5 years in business. That survival rate is 3% for Black women owned businesses given the same time frame. The reality is Black women owned businesses need additional resources to have a fighting chance for survival. 💸✊🏾 Watch the video below. Share with your community. And contribute financially, if you can, to any efforts surrounding this issue. Our work is far from done in creating equitable access for business owners. 💖 Watch here: https://lnkd.in/gWxVVFev Donate here: https://lnkd.in/gMDiVdCY

Those of you who love high-brow films most certainly didn’t miss the 2006 Adam Sandler classic, “Click.” In "Click Reset" by Thom Peters, he compares the concept of clicking reset with how nonprofits had to shift during Covid. Read the full blog to learn how these nonprofits clicked reset: https://bit.ly/4c9UXF8