
The face of fundraising has changed drastically since its conception. During the late 19th/early 20th century, the fundraising process required organizations, even widely recognized ones such as the YMCA and United Way, to rely on prosperous business leaders within the neighborhood to help support their cause. When fundraising, individuals representing these organizations were left with no other choice but to meet with respectable members of the community and ask for donations, a very straight forward method that is no longer considered an acceptable procedure as it once was. Continue Reading…



