by Wesley Oler IV | Jan 9, 2023 | Blog, charity, Community Leadership, Wesley Oler IV
Small businesses and nonprofit organizations often have a beneficial relationship. Nonprofits can ask for donations, and companies can sponsor their projects. These organizations also need volunteers, and companies can help by donating their time and manpower....
by Wesley Oler IV | Oct 6, 2022 | Blog, Community Leadership, Wesley Oler IV
So you want to become a philanthropist. This is an incredibly noble thing to be interested in, as there are a lot of causes that are in dire need of assistance across the globe, spanning a wide range of different situations. There’s a common problem that many...
by Wesley Oler IV | Aug 31, 2022 | Blog, Community Leadership, Wesley Oler IV
Of all the topics that suffer from misconceptions and myths, charitable giving has got to be one of the biggest. Myths hold a lot of power in society when they’re not corrected, and that can have a big impact on something such as charitable giving. It can cause...
by Wesley Oler IV | Jul 29, 2022 | Blog, Community Leadership, Wesley Oler IV
Charity, philanthropy, and nonprofits – being involved in any of these is a noble cause, but it’s easy to lose your motivation when you struggle to make a difference. That’s why many of the world’s biggest philanthropists and business leaders...
by Wesley Oler IV | Jun 27, 2022 | Blog, Community Leadership, Wesley Oler IV
Philanthropy, non profits, charity. All of these tend to fall into a similar bucket – the idea of helping others, particularly those who are unable to help themselves. Getting involved with nonprofits can be a noble cause, but it can be a difficult one as well....
by Wesley Oler IV | May 27, 2022 | Blog, Community Leadership, Wesley Oler IV
Nonprofit podcasts can be an effective tool for your organization as it allows you to reach out to more supporters, grow your community, and implement new fundraising strategies. Unfortunately, there are so many different podcasts out there that it can be hard to find...
