Dr. Ruth Kalish, president "Career Women in Transition” A local group assisting women who want to change directions in life. For info go to: www.CareerWomeninTransition.net Rosalind Sedacca, author of “How Do I Tell the Kids About the Divorce?” an online interactive tool to help children adapt and reduce fear while going through a divorce. Go to www.childcentereddivorce.com Roger Hurlburt, professor: FAU Summer StudiesFlorence, Italy . Go to www.fau.edu and click on Italian Dept for more info about classes and this summer art class and travel program ...<< MORE >>

Host Dr. Stephen L. Goldstein talks with: 1. David Lees, nonprofit fundraising consultant: How to write a case statement, Part 2—“Applying the ‘so what?’ test to your success.” 2. Larry Butler, Maguire Associates (Concord, MA), lbutler@maguireassociates.com: Part 2—Noble Calling/Telemarketing Series, “Surefire insiders’ tips on ‘making the successful opening’ and ‘overcoming objections’ when fundraising on the phone.” 3. Holly Hall, The Chronicle of Philanthropy, www.philanthropy.com: A report on the Giving USA Report—“How much are Americans donating? Are they more generous or less? What do the trends mean for you and your fundraising success?” 4. Fundraising News & Views from important ...<< MORE >>

Nicole Bible, executive director of "Artspring" discusses "Bridging the Gap". a documentary playing at Cinema Paradiso in Ft Lauderdale. It is about an innovative writing program for incarcerated women. Go to www.fliff.com for more info. Carol Cassie, Gregg Maliff of Lake Worth Playhouse announce: "Show Business: The Road to Broadway" and "The Rocky Horror Picture Show" . Go to www.lakeworthplayhouse.org Daisy Fulton, executive director and Brandee Brownlee of the Spady Cultural Heritage Museum's new exhibit about "Ft. Mose: Florida Colonial America's Black Fortress of Freedom". Spady Museum is located in Delray Beach. Go to: www.spadymuseum.org for more ...<< MORE >>

Host Dr. Stephen L. Goldstein talks with: 1. Jack Latona, principal of Creating the Future, www.creatingthefuture.org: Two mega-trends upon which every nonprofit needs to capitalize. 2. Larry Butler, Maguire Associates (Concord, MA), lbutler@maguireassociates.com. Part 1—Noble Calling/Telemarketing Series: The 4 P’s you need to know to raise money for great causes over the telephone. 3. Jesse Carter of Profit Quests, www.profitquests.com: “The people’s Web site,” links to a wealth of FREE expert advice for nonprofit fundraising success. 4. Bruce Flessner, principal of Bentz, Whaley, Flessner, bflessner@bwf.com: How to raise a billion dollars—or less, using three essential billion-dollar success strategies ...<< MORE >>

Host Dr. Stephen L. Goldstein talks with: 1. Peter Panepento, The Chronicle of Philanthropy, www.philanthropy.com/giveandtake: Weekly “Blog Beat”—spotlighting Peter’s latest must-read online fundraising blog finds. 2. Nicolle Wallace, The Chronicle of Philanthropy—reporting on a survey on huge increases increases in online fundraising, now a billion-dollar industry, major gifts now being donated on the Internet —and pitfalls to avoid, www.philanthropy.com. 3. David Lees, nonprofit fundraising consultant: How to write a case statement that “sells”—a must-have document for every nonprofit wanting to look professional and hoping to raise serious dollars. 4. Cloe Tonney, vice president for advancement, CDC (Centers for ...<< MORE >>

Host Dr. Stephen L. Goldstein talks with: 1. Jill Finlayson, co-author, Fundraising on eBay—on how to get the biggest bang for your buck (Part 3 of a 3-part series on how nonprofits can’t afford not to “do business” the eBay way). 2. Eric Thurman, co-author with Phil Smith, of A Billion Bootstraps: Microcredit, Barefoot Banking and the Business Solution for Ending Poverty—on how to break the cycle of poverty by making contributions to nonprofits that provide loans of tiny amounts of money. 3. Gary Grobman, co-author, Fundraising Online: Using the Internet to Raise Serious Money for Your Nonprofit Organization”—on free ...<< MORE >>

Caroline Breder-Watts interviews Susan Doll and David Morrow, the authors of the book Florida on Film: The Essential Guide to Sunshine State Cinema and Locations. Bill Nix chats with Nannette Lawrenson, executive director of the Loggerhead MarineLife Center. WXEL 90.7FM is licensed to the West Palm Beach market. Log on to www.wxel.org for a live webstream of radio programming including NPR programming and for more information. ...<< MORE >>

Special Presentation: "The Giving Circles Explosion"—the nationwide trend revolutionizing grassroots philanthropy. Host Dr. Stephen L. Goldstein explores the power of giving circles with: 1. Beth Schwinn of The Chronicle of Philanthropy, www.philanthropy.com, on her article on giving circles—about how groups of small donors around the country who pool their contributions and collectively decide how to donate them have made grants totaling about a phenomenal $88 million since 2000. 2. Daria Teutonico of the Forum of Regional Associations of Grantmakers and collaborator on the report “More Giving Together: The Growth and Impact of Giving Circles and Shared Giving,” free at ...<< MORE >>

Host Dr. Stephen L. Goldstein talks with: 1. Jill Finlayson, co-author, Fundraising on eBay: The nuts and bolts of how to do it, including "how nonprofits can even sell experiences on eBay!” (Part 2 of a 3-part series on how nonprofits can’t afford not to “do business” the eBay way). 2. Bret N. Bicoy, President, The Nevada Community Foundation: Identifying “shared values”—how to take the pulse of a community to enhance fundraising success, lessons for nonprofits nationwide. 3. Joe Geiger, Executive Director, The Pennsylvania Association of Nonprofits: How nonprofits can achieve “standards of excellence” to enhance their accountability and inspire ...<< MORE >>

Host Dr. Stephen L. Goldstein talks with: 1. Terry Axelrod, CEO & Founder of Benevon (formerly Raising More Money) and author of The Joy of Fundraising—Part 2, highlighting her proven system for raising millions. 2. Wayne Barton, founder, Wayne Barton Study Center: Turning successful fundraising into funding for successful programs—on transforming at-risk teens into college and professional school students. 3. National focus: United Way representatives reveal the secrets of cultivating young professionals for future leadership/fundraising roles. 4. Gary Grobman, co-author, Fundraising Online: Using the Internet to Raise Serious Money for Your Nonprofit Organization”—on e-commerce essentials for fundraisers. 5. Weekly segment ...<< MORE >>

Guardian Ad Litem Arlene Friedman, Director, 15th Circuit and Lou Johnson, a Guardian ad Litem himself and their volunteer trainer, discuss the vital program which needs more volunteers Call 866-341-1425 (1GAL) statewide for more info. Nanette Lawrenson Executive Director of Loggerhead Marine Center in Juno Beach. Call 561-627-8280 or go to www.marinelife.org/ for more info Glenda Clarke speaks to Linda Carr about cruising Bud Schmidt of the American German Club On Lantana Rd on the history and year round events. Call 561 967-6464 or go to: www.americangermanclub.org ...<< MORE >>

Host Dr. Stephen L. Goldstein talks with: 1. Stephen Wertheimer, senior vice president, Brakeley Briscoe: “Survey of fundraising essentials” 2. Terry Axelrod, CEO & Founder of Benevon (formerly Raising More Money) and author of The Joy of Fundraising—Part 1, highlighting her proven system of raising millions 3. Gary Grobman, co-author, Fundraising Online: Using the Internet to Raise Serious Money for Your Nonprofit Organization”—on online networking strategies for fundraising success 4. Jennifer Berkshire, The Chronicle of Philanthropy—on courses training college students to become donors/philanthropists 5. Naomi Levine, founder and board chair, New York University’s Heyman Center for Fundraising and Philanthropy: "Not ...<< MORE >>

Host Dr. Stephen L. Goldstein talks with: 1. Fundraising consultant Janie Anderson, www.janieanderson.com, who answers the crucial question “When should a nonprofit hire fundraising expertise?” 2. Margaret May Damon, founder of the Institute for Women and Wealth www.instituteforwomenandwealth.org: on the power of women’s philanthropic purses. 3. Laura Fredricks, vice president for advancement at Pace University and author of The Ask—on surefire ways to get the yesses you want. 4. Luz Rodriguez of The Foundation Center, www.foundationcenter.org: on grantseeking and grantmaking in Spanish. 5. Weekly segment from The Chronicle of Philanthropy, www.philanthropy.com: Peter Panepento’s “Blog Beat”—spotlighting his ...<< MORE >>

Host Dr. Stephen L. Goldstein talks with: 1. Karen Lustgarten—on PR strategy: nonprofits’ sine qua non, most powerful tool, and most neglected resource. 2. Gary Grobman, co-author, Fundraising Online: Using the Internet to Raise Serious Money for Your Nonprofit Organization”—on the plusses and pitfalls of using ASPs (application services providers). 3. Richard Marker, New York University’s Heyman Center for Fundraising and Philanthropy: Fundraising success from the giver’s perspective—on NYU’s unique grantmaking program and Marker’s unique approach to grantmaking. 4. William Halal, futurist, www.techcast.org, on how and why nonprofits have to capitalize on the future in the present. 5. Weekly ...<< MORE >>

HURRICANE PREPARATION SPECIAL with guest hosts: Caroline Breder-Watts and Linda Carr VINCE BONVENTO, PBC ASSISTANT ADMINISTRATOR DISCUSSES THE NEED TO HAVE A PLAN- and take personal responsibility in the case of an emergency! Learn more about what you can do to help yourself and your community by volunteering to do a CERT (Community Emergency Response Team) program. Call 561-712-6400 or Click Here For the CERT website and information MARIA TEAHAN AND KATHLEEN WALTER OF HOSPICE OF PALM BEACH also discuss the need for a plan, especially if you are a caregiver or relative of a special needs person. Hospice is ...<< MORE >>

Angela Clarke Executive Director for Pace Center for Girls in West Palm Beach. This amazing organization helps young girls sort out their problems and complete their education. They have 19 other locations in Florida. For more info, go to www.pacecenter.org. James O. Born is author of "Field of Fire" which takes place in West Palm Beach, AND just won a Florida Book Award. Go to ww.Jamesoborn.com to see what else this talented FDLE officer has written. Joanne Sinchuk, owner of Murder on the Beach Bookstore in Delray Beach...one of the rare, successful small bookstores flourishing in this age of ...<< MORE >>

Host Dr. Stephen L. Goldstein talks with: 1. Naomi Levine, founder and board chair, New York University’s Heyman Center for Fundraising and Philanthropy: “It’s not fundraising. It’s development!”—on the challenges and sophistication of “the profession” and the wide variety of educational programs of the Heyman Center, even online. 2. Glen Hiemstra, www.futurist.com, author of Turning the Future into Revenue: “The Future Creates the Present”—how nonprofits can capitalize on the events/trends/developments crucial for their present success through “scenario planning”. 3. Laura Gassner Otting, founder and head of The Nonprofit Professionals Advisory Group & author, Transitioning to the Nonprofit Sector: Shifting ...<< MORE >>

1. Ellen Schulman, consultant: "Nonprofit boards—Winning & Losing Ways: Board Members' Credo"
2. Stephen Wertheimer, senior vice president, Brakeley Briscoe & Michael Rose, president, Carolinas HealthCare Foundation: "The Formula for a Capital Campaign Mega-Success Story"
3. Gary Grobman, co-author, Fundraising Online: Using the Internet to Raise Serious Money for Your Nonprofit Organization: "Online Fundraising Strategies: Personal Fundraising Pages, Online Auctions, —Pros & Cons to Beware Of"
4. Bob Ottenhoff, president & CEO, www.Guidestar.org: "A Premier Resource for Anyone Interested in Nonprofits, Including Free Access to Nonprofits' IRS Form 990"
5. Peter Panepento, The Chronicle of Philanthropy: "Donor Advised Funds—Where ...<< MORE >>

Joseph Guilietti, executive director South Florida Regional Transportation Authority "Tri-Rail"For more info: www.tri-rail.com or call 1-800-TRI-RAIL (874-7245) Jennifer Ryan, marketing director South Florida Commuter Services A.J. James, commuter discuss a way to cut down on gas expenses, traffic, and driving. outh Florida Commuter Services will help to provide some relief with its third-annual South Florida Commuter Challenge on May 17, 2007. For more info: www.1800234ride.com or call800-234-RIDE. Elisa Bland "El Sol" - Neighborhood Resource Center, Jupiter This unique center gives migrant workers and those needing jobs a place to congregate awaiting day labor work. They are offered English ...<< MORE >>

1. Andy Sernovitz, author of Word of Mouth Marketing: “How to get people to talk about your nonprofit—for free”

2. Jackie Huba, co-author of Citizen Marketers: When People Are the Message: “Why nonprofits need to listen to their ‘publics,’ find their non-religious ‘evangelists,’ and use the new, two-way, social media (blogs, podcasts, YouTube, etc.) to get their message out”

3. Gary Grobman, co-author, Fundraising Online: Using the Internet to Raise Serious Money for Your Nonprofit Organization”—“How to get people to your Web site, create an effective blog, and research grants online”

4. Weekly segment from The Chronicle ...<< MORE >>

"Cooper" (Getchal) + Peter Marzelli discuss a show at Cuillo Centre for the Arts ...to be taped for Educational TV.

On Tue May 1st, Cooper will host "Inside the Mind of the Songwriter", first show in a series "Downtown at the Cuillo"—co-produced with The Education Network channel 19.
Cuillo Centre for the Arts is on Clematis St near the West Palm Beach Library. For more info: (561) 835-9226 or go to thecuillocentre@hotmail.com
For more info about Educational TV, go to: www.palmbeach.k12.fl.us/ten


George McFadden, Goodwill "Project Success" program manager and John Mack "graduate" of Project Success, discuss how ...<< MORE >>

WXEL 90.7FM is licensed to the West Palm Beach market. Log on to www.wxel.org for a live webstream of radio programming including NPR programming and for more information. ...<< MORE >>

1. The Rappaport Foundation: Jerome Lyle Rappaport (founder) and Phyllis Rappaport (chair)—how a substantial foundation got started, sets its priorities, and makes a positive difference
2. Achieving success with contributed dollars—Dr. Rudy Tanzi of The Harvard Medical School and Massachusetts General: How private philanthropy, including funding from the Rappaports, has made possible the goundbreaking Alzheimer’s Genome Project
3. Kevin Lane, “The PR Guru”: “Putting the profit into nonprofits” and “Making PR work for you”
4. Weekly segment from The Chronicle of Philanthropy (www.philanthropy.com):
Peter Panapento—Blogs on fundraising: How to join and benefit from the nationwide and worldwide community of nonprofits ...<< MORE >>

1. Jane Geever, author of the Foundation Center’s Guide to Proposal Writing, 5th Edition (www.foundationcenter.org) 2. Gary Grobman, co-author with Gary Grant of Fundraising Online: Using the Internet to Raise Serious Money for Your Nonprofit Organization 3.Consultants Corner: Stephen Wertheimer, senior vice president, Brakeley Briscoe 4. Listeners’ Forum: Dr. Goldstein answers the question “When Do You Make the Ask?” 5.Weekly segment from The Chronicle of Philanthropy: Debra Blum on how nonprofits have used the movie “The Ultimate Gift” to raise money "Fundraising Success," a weekly, one-hour radio show, airs on WXEL-90.7FM Sundays at 7pm. There are a gazillion shows and ...<< MORE >>

WXEL 90.7FM is licensed to the West Palm Beach market. Log on to www.wxel.org for a live webstream of radio programming including NPR programming and for more information. ...<< MORE >>

IRIS APFEL TALKS ABOUT HER EXHIBIT "RARE BIRD OF FASHION" at Norton Museum till May 31, as well as her views on fashion, style and accessories. BRUCE ADAMS OF SOUTH FLORIDA WATER MANAGEMENT DISTRICT DISCUSSES CURRENT DROUGHT and water restrictions. Go to www.sfwmd.org/conserve to find out what you can do to alleviate the drain on this resource. DAVE OLMSTEAD DISCUSSES HB1A , A NEW FLORIDA LAW CONCERNING HURRICANE PROOFING your home. he recommends also following the a bill currently making its way to passage: SB 1864 by googling: "Online Sunshine" to get to the Florida Legislature. WXEL 90.7FM is ...<< MORE >>

WXEL 90.7FM is licensed to the West Palm Beach market. Log on to www.wxel.org for a live webstream of radio programming including NPR programming and for more information. ...<< MORE >>

1.Gary Grant, director of major and principal gifts, National Alzheimer’s Association: “Major Gifts 101”—and more 2. Paul Clolery, editor-in-chief, Nonprofit Times: “The millionaires next door”—and how you can discover who they are (www.nptimes.com) 3. Andy Sernovitz, author of Word of Mouth Marketing: “How to Get People to Talk About Your Nonprofit—For Free” 4. Gary Grobman, author, Fundraising Online: “How to use podcasts, emails, and electronic newsletter—most effectively” 5. Listeners’ Forum: Dr. Goldstein answer the question, “How can I identify large donors for whom there is so much competition” 6. Weekly segment from The Chronicle of Philanthropy www.philanthropy.com : Ian ...<< MORE >>

1. Gary Grant, co-author, Fundraising Online: “How Fundraising Professionals are harnessing the Internet” 2. United Way experts in Florida and Virginia reveal fundraising tips for nonprofits 3. How CHG Healthcare Services manages its “model” corporate giving programs through United Way 4. Laura Gassner Otting, president and founder, Nonprofit Professionals Advisory Group: “Nonprofit Jobs & the Job Market” "Fundraising Success," a weekly, one-hour radio show, airs on WXEL-90.7FM Sundays at 7pm. There are a gazillion shows and columns regurgitating advice on how businesses can succeed, but nothing—zip, zero—for nonprofits. On "Fundraising Success," national and local experts in communications, grant-writing, capital campaigns, ...<< MORE >>

WXEL 90.7FM is licensed to the West Palm Beach market. Log on to www.wxel.org for a live webstream of radio programming including NPR programming and for more information. ...<< MORE >>

WXEL 90.7FM is licensed to the West Palm Beach market. Log on to www.wxel.org for a live webstream of radio programming including NPR programming and for more information. ...<< MORE >>

WXEL 90.7FM is licensed to the West Palm Beach market. Log on to www.wxel.org for a live webstream of radio programming including NPR programming and for more information. ...<< MORE >>

WXEL 90.7FM is licensed to the West Palm Beach market. Log on to www.wxel.org. ...<< MORE >>

WXEL 90.7FM is licensed to the West Palm Beach market. Log on to www.wxel.org. ...<< MORE >>