Monthly Archives: July 2014

Promoting a nonprofit can be a bit on the tricky side, especially since you want to keep your costs to a minimum to ensure the most amount of money reaches the organization. Here are some great tools to help you promote your nonprofit in a cost effective manner. #1 Use Social Media What a great […]

It can be difficult for students to maintain organization of their work over the course of the school year. With so many tests, projects and assignments, it is far too easy for some things to get mislaid in all of the chaos and without proper maintenance these losses can end up turning into catastrophic situations. […]

Healthy eating is a crucial part of overall good health and there are some helpful nutrition tips for those people who would like to make it a priority to “eat clean.” One good tip is to eat more vegetables. Green veggies in particular are low on calories but very high in fiber and vitamins. You […]

You’re not the only person who needs a daily dose of caffeine in some form. A study by the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention reports that 73 percent of young people (up to age 22) consume caffeine on an average day, a figure that’s stayed steady over the decade from 1999 to 2010. […]

Technology and learning is no longer just the province of eager youth in the 21st century. When it comes to digital learning the most active group is adults. The movement is driven by the desire to gain knowledge in many personal development topics, as well as the desire to achieve self-improvement. Fifty percent of adults […]

You may learn about a daycare teacher candidate during an interview, but you’ll get a lot more insight by getting out of your office and taking finalists on a tour of your center. The candidate will see what your culture is like, and you’ll have a chance to observe how he or she responds to […]

Regular visits to the doctor and dentist are important to maintaining good health, but long waiting times in the office can make your appointment an exercise in frustration. A 2010 study found that the average patient waits 24 minutes to see a doctor, and obviously many of us wait longer even when we arrive at […]

In the world of non-profit organizations it is not rare for just one person to get assigned the social media duties for the whole company. They may also have dozens of other demands to deal with that have nothing to do with public relations so they will probably need all the help they can get […]

There is a very good reason to keep a hold of past tax returns and associated documents as they can come in very handy in the event that the Internal Revenue Service decides to question any of the entries on your old tax returns. The IRS usually has no more than three years after the […]