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 ways to increase your fundraising success through online networking and resources. 4. Jennifer Berkshire of The Chronicle of Philanthropy: Philanthropists funding courses for college students to groom them to become donors. 5. Weekly segment from The Chronicle of Philanthropy, www.philanthropy.com: Peter Panepento’s “Blog Beat”—spotlighting his latest must-read online fundraising find and a report from Charity Navigator concluding that nonprofits spend more money on special events than they raise from them. 6. Beth Schwinn of The Chronicle of Philanthropy—on how one university spent $1 million but then raised $6 million as a result: nonprofits using databases to show how and why they have to spend more money to make money. 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.

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