Features
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Where to give in 2018
It’s just about the end of year, when capitalists try to persuade you to buy a bunch of crap and tender-hearted do-gooders engage in a […]
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Interview with The Event Supremacy Podcast
ESP 020: 5 Nonprofit Fundraiser Essentials with Rebecca Andruszka
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Quoted: Spark: Growing New Roots
“We have seen that immigrant and refugee families are really excited by the idea of gardening,” says Denver Urban Gardens Director of Development & Communications […]
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Quoted: Give Magazine: An Idea in Bloom
“One of the most inspiring things [about this project] is the fact that all three organizations could come together and have all of our respective […]
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Quoted: The Denver Post: City of Denver cuts funding for Denver-area free seeds program
Rebecca Andruszka, DUG’s development and communications director, said the organization had already announced the 2016 Free Seeds and Transplants program when it received the news […]
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Quoted: NPR: Healthy Eaters, Strong Minds: What School Gardens Teach Kids
Rebecca Andruszka, who works with DUG, says her friend’s children will only eat vegetables from the garden at school — not from the grocery […]
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An Interview with Photographer and Do-Gooder, Erica Reade
Today I spoke with photographer Erica Reade, who married her passion for social justice and her love for photography and the arts, in her position […]
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Event Supremacy: 5 Nonprofit Fundraiser Essentials with Rebecca Andruszka
Event Supremacy: 5 Nonprofit Fundraiser Essentials with Rebecca Andruszka I was interviewed on this podcast about planning fundraisers. I have not actually listened to it […]
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What is education really worth?
Although education for African children is a popular charitable project, governments and NGOs are pressured to keep costs ridiculously low in areas that don’t always […]