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Category Archives: Economic Recovery
Survey Shows Drastic Drop in Future Charitable Donations
Almost 70% of Americans will give less to charitable causes in the coming months, according to new survey data conducted by Campbell Rinker on behalf of Dunham+Company. The survey found that 68% of respondents plan to give less due to … Continue reading
Financial Planning Days Provide Financial Help to Those in Need
In light of the recent economic crisis, many Americans are experiencing financial uncertainty, loss of assets and a diminished quality of life. Many have pressing financial questions that need answers, and unfortunately, many have not had the opportunity to discuss … Continue reading
CMF Report Shows Congress Values Social Media Usage
A new report by the Congressional Management Foundation (CMF) finds that members of Congress value social media interaction more than people may have previously thought. The report, “Social Congress: Perceptions and Use of Social Media on Capitol Hill“, is based … Continue reading
Posted in Economic Recovery, Enriching Lives, Seeding Progress
Tagged CMF, Congress, Facebook, Twitter
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Mark Golden, CAE, on the Importance of the Power of A Campaign
Mark Golden, CAE, is the chair of the Power of A Committee, a volunteer council that provides executive level guidance to the campaign. He shares his thoughts on why associations should participate in this effort.
Charitable Giving Increased Last Year
Giving USA, the annual report tracking charitable donations by U.S. citizens, released its 2010 numbers showing a 2.1% increase in donations last year, the first time in two years the number of charitable gifts has increased according to the Chronicle … Continue reading
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National Restaurant Association Members Boosting National Employment
The National Restaurant Association, the leading business association for the restaurant industry, released its jobs forecast yesterday for the summer of 2011 and is anticipating its members will add over 400,000 jobs to the struggling national economy. U.S. restaurants employ nearly 13 … Continue reading
Posted in Economic Recovery, Training Workforces
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Association of DC Universities Showcases Members’ Economic Impact in Region
The Consortium of Universities of the Washington Metropolitan Area, a trade association composed of 14 colleges and universities in the DC area, released last week its most comprehensive study to date on the economic impact of the region’s higher education institutions. The … Continue reading
ASAE Soliciting Feedback on Grandfathered Health Plan Rule
Since the passage of the new health care law, ASAE has been reaching out to its members on the issue of grandfathered health care plans. In brief, employer-sponsored health plans in existence prior to March 23, 2010 would be “grandfathered” … Continue reading
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Red Cross Launching Ready Rating Program
The American Red Cross is inviting businesses, organizations and schools to improve their emergency preparedness by participating in the Ready Rating program. The Red Cross is inviting organizations to attend the national launch of the Ready Rating program May 12 … Continue reading
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USTA Launching National Travel and Tourism Week
The U.S. Travel Association this year is again launching National Travel and Tourism Week, five days of activities designed the highlight the importance of travel to the economy. The annual event, which comes months after the CIC study highlighting the … Continue reading
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