Organizations

NSA Foundation

Overview

The NSA Foundation is the charitable arm of NSA. The Foundation serves members and the public through:

Financial help for NSA members and their families who are facing health or natural disaster emergencies;
Grants to NSA members who need help with their dues or meeting registration fees;
Scholarships for speech/communications students;
Provide funding for research related to the speaking profession; and
Grants to help charitable organizations communicate through technology.
Thanks to the generous contributions of NSA speakers like you, many worthy people have received financial support when they need it most.

Contributions come from three basic sources:

Major gifts donated to establish various funds;
Memorial and other contributions from individual NSA members and chapters; and
Fundraising events such as seminars, receptions and parties at NSA conventions and workshops.

For more information about the NSA Foundation please contact Diane Paradise at diane@nsaspeaker.org our call (480) 968-2552. You can also visit Mynsa.org for more details on the NSA Foundation.

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This webisode is dedicated to the non-profit organization and Peter Drucker, the father of modern management. I’ve been volunteering for Mobilize.org these past few months. Go to www.mobilize.org or their blog, mobilizeblog.blogspot.com for more information. Also, read more on Peter Drucker at www.businessboomer.com!

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LEDE: In the midst of all the talk about how the recession has impacted American consumerism, it has also affected something even more important to the spirit of the holidays: charities. In the current economy, non-profit organizations continue to struggle financially, making it even harder to assist the increasing number of people need their services. Patrick McCloskey has the story.

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Welcome to the Pulse Two-Point-Twenty-Two: In this episode, we highlight on four of the many nonprofit organizations you can find on icyou that share vital information about health concerns that impact millions worldwide.

When we think of protecting children from famine, dehydration, and preventable diseases, many of us think of UNICEF.

For 60 decades, UNICEF has provided lifesaving nutrition, clean water, education, protection and emergency response saving more young lives than any other humanitarian organization in the world. On UNICEFs channel, you can learn about the organizations efforts to protect children worldwide, as well as hear many heartbreaking and inspiring stories of those children whose lives have been touched.

To learn more and donate, you can go to UNICEF USA dot org. Here on the home front, one organization is working to connect many organization with the people who need them most.

The Health Matters at Work podcast series by Community Health Charities seeks improve the lives of people living with a disability or chronic disease by uniting America with the nation’s most trusted health charities. Hear from leading experts on current topics, such as H1N1, flu vaccines, and colds at work. Community Health Charities helps keep you informed all year long.

Speaking of keeping you informed, few organizations have been more visible and vocal about breast cancer awareness than the Susan G. Komen Foundation.

The world’s largest grassroots network of breast cancer survivors and activists fights to save lives, empower people, ensure quality care for all and energize science to find the cures. On its icyou channel, you can learn about the types of breast cancer and find out more about the organizations goals and missions.

These are just three of dozens of nonprofit health organizations that share their insights and passion with the icyou community.

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Learn how to plan your business for a non-profit organization in this free business startup video from our management expert on non-profit organizations.

Expert: Jim Goettler
Bio: Jim Goettler has Extensive experience with organizations requiring a wide variety of management and interpersonal skills including special event coordination.
Filmmaker: Daron Stetner

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Founded in 1948, American Humanics is the only national nonprofit organization dedicated to educating, preparing, and certifying professionals to lead and strengthen nonprofit organizations. This video illustrates how American Humanics is preparing the next generation of nonprofit leaders.

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Watch an introduction to non-profit organizations in this free business startup video from our management expert on non-profit organizations.

Expert: Jim Goettler
Bio: Jim Goettler has Extensive experience with organizations requiring a wide variety of management and interpersonal skills including special event coordination.
Filmmaker: Daron Stetner

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