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Getting out of a fundraising slump

Stuck in a fundraising rut? Hit a dead end? It’s perfectly normal for this to happen over the course of your fundraising campaign for NEADS. If you’re feeling stuck, then it’s a perfect time to get creative and change up how you’re fundraising. Here are some tips…

Try something new. Most clients fundraise using multiple methods. Look to the Focus on Fundraisi...


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Civic Organizations

Many clients run into an after-the-holidays fundraising slump this time of year. Clients and donors are often worn out which makes the winter a slow time of year for donations. While this can be a hurdle, it also provides an opportunity. This is a perfect time to wr...


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Anne Aho

Hello, my name is Anne Aho and I am an occupational therapist working in mental health with adults at Worcester Recovery Center and Hospital in Worcester Massachusetts. I am currently fundraising for an assistance dog with NEADS to enrich my role as an OT and provide another modality of treatment for patients.


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Tammie DeCroteau

Hi, I’m Tammie. I was diagnosed with MS nearly 25 years ago, just months after the birth of my twin girls. Hearing that I had this debilitating diagnosis came as a shock.  But with the love and support of my family and friends, I was able to come to terms with this diagnosis and decided to live my life to the fullest.


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