Isabella Santos Foundation and Jersey Mike’s Subs partner for Month of Giving (WBTV)
Isabella Santos Foundation and Jersey Mike’s Subs partner for Month of Giving
Episode 160: The Audacious Goals of the Isabella Santos Foundation
We sat down with Erin and Rachel of the Isabella Santos Foundation to learn more about the organization, how it has grown and what the future holds for it. We also learned the history of Elizabeth College and recorded the worst supportive words of all time.
The Charlotte Podcast: The Audacious Goals of the Isabella Santos Foundation
Originally published on The Charlotte Podcast
Episode 160: The Audacious Goals of the Isabella Santos Foundation
We sat down with Erin and Rachel of the Isabella Santos Foundation to learn more about the organization, how it has grown and what the future holds for it. We also learned the history of Elizabeth College and recorded the worst supportive words of all time.
Santos, FitzHugh among Dancing With The Stars roster (South Charlotte Weekly)
CHARLOTTE – Charlotte Ballet’s annual gala fundraiser, Dancing with the Stars of Charlotte, will pair six community leaders with professional dancers in support of local charities.
The event has raised more than $4.5 million over its seven years. This year’s roster of dancers includes entrepreneurs along with banking, healthcare and marketing executives.
Breaking Good: Forget “Charity”. Think Like a Business (The Biscuit)
Time To Break Rule #1 — Nonprofits Should Raise Most Of Their Dollars From Donations
Click here to see the first installment of “Breaking Good” with Josh Jacobson.
When I say “nonprofit,” do you think “charity?” What do these words mean and how do you conceptualize them? With today’s myth-busting missive, I’m targeting our preconceived notions about how nonprofits fuel their business models.
According to the Brookings Institute, what you might think about nonprofits is probably way wrong. It may be surprising to learn that just 13% of revenue for nonprofits comes from private contributions, including all the ways you’ve probably supported a nonprofit – coins dropped in collection bins, gifts made at special events and your cousin Larry’s crowdfunding campaign. etc. Fully 70% of all revenue to nonprofits is derived from fees charged in exchange for goods and services.
