• steemitboard (66)in #explore1918 • 6 years ago

  RE: Making it Rain: How Various Sums of Money Could Positively Impact Cultural Nonprofits

  Congratulations @dduquette! You received a personal award! Birthday! - You are on the Steem blockchain for 2 years! You can view your badges on your Steem Board and…

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• steemitboard (66)in #explore1918 • 7 years ago

  RE: Making it Rain: How Various Sums of Money Could Positively Impact Cultural Nonprofits

  Congratulations @dduquette! You received a personal award! Year on Steemit Click here to view your Board Support SteemitBoard's project ! Vote for its…

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• kenfinkel (57)in #money • 7 years ago

  RE: So... Now What?

  A long-overdue call for (call it what it is:) Board Reform But what would that look like, exactly? And who would initiate it?

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• phillyhistory (60)in #explore1918 • 7 years ago

  RE: Making it Rain: How Various Sums of Money Could Positively Impact Cultural Nonprofits

  Yes, process is often the stumblingblock and the key. But the idea I like the most, using $10 million, is: provide paid internships in the city's nonprofits for as long as…

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• chelseareed (49)in #explore1918 • 7 years ago

  RE: Making it Rain: How Various Sums of Money Could Positively Impact Cultural Nonprofits

  As always, the Scrooge McDuck gif is priceless (lol puns). I really love all of these ideas--especially the concept of PAID internships in cultural institutions. What an crazy…

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• phillyhistory (60)in #explore1918 • 7 years ago

  RE: To Protect and Conserve: Addressing the Needs in the Cultural Sector Regarding Collections Conservation

  You ask "what does this study offer smaller, less financially stable organizations with collections?" and I respond with another question: do you think it suggests that…

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• phillyhistory (60)in #explore1918 • 7 years ago

  RE: Plan B: What Do We Do If No One Applies For Our Funds?

  Some solid thinking! Thanks @dduquette!

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• tmaust (50)in #explore1918 • 7 years ago

  RE: It Takes A Village to Represent Itself: How Community Centers Can Help Decentralize Cultural Nonprofits

  Lots of hard questions, @dduquette! But also some great insights! And memes!

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• tmaust (50)in #explore1918 • 7 years ago

  RE: Plan B: What Do We Do If No One Applies For Our Funds?

  A+ use of that first GIF! I've been wrestling with the fact that this grant could easily be a white elephant: a funding source that costs more than its worth. For instance, who…

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• tmaust (50)in #explore1918 • 7 years ago

  RE: Where There's a Will, There's a Way: Creating a Document Directing Deaccessioning Upon a NonProfit's Demise

  Best/Worst pun yet, @dduquette!

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• kenfinkel (57)in #explore1918 • 7 years ago

  RE: Where There's a Will, There's a Way: Creating a Document Directing Deaccessioning Upon a NonProfit's Demise

  Yes. A board might interpret an agreement to not liquidate assets as irresponsible management on their part.

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• engledd (50)in #explore1918 • 7 years ago

  RE: Where There's a Will, There's a Way: Creating a Document Directing Deaccessioning Upon a NonProfit's Demise

  I would include a provision for returning gifts to the donor or donor's estate if the institution can't find a local home for them.

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• steemitboard (66)in #explore1918 • 7 years ago

  RE: Where There's a Will, There's a Way: Creating a Document Directing Deaccessioning Upon a NonProfit's Demise

  Congratulations @dduquette! You have completed some achievement on Steemit and have been rewarded with new badge(s) : You got your First payout Award for the total…

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• phillyhistory (60)in #explore1918 • 7 years ago

  RE: Where There's a Will, There's a Way: Creating a Document Directing Deaccessioning Upon a NonProfit's Demise

  I wonder if board members would see something in this that might spur a reaction that this somehow limits them from exerting their "fiduciary responsibility."

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• phillyhistory (60)in #explore1918 • 7 years ago

  RE: One Man's Treasure: Michael Zinman and His Trove of Early American Republic Manuscripts

  Please elaborate. What exactly do you mean by "order." And how could keeping or changing "order" impact the way we perceive and possibly use the collection?

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• engledd (50)in #explore1918 • 7 years ago

  RE: Have You Tried Turning it Off and Back On?: Suggestions for the Philadelphia History Museum

  The PHM is already charging lots of fees. It cost me $40 to use pictures that I took of their muskets in my research. At some point increasing fees reduces demand so much that it…

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• kenfinkel (57)in #explore1918 • 7 years ago

  RE: Have You Tried Turning it Off and Back On?: Suggestions for the Philadelphia History Museum

  A complication in planning the demise of history-oriented orgs is that many (if not all) are also stewards of collections and historic structures. However leadership and…

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• johnesmithiii (50)in #explore1918 • 7 years ago

  RE: Have You Tried Turning it Off and Back On?: Suggestions for the Philadelphia History Museum

  Gif game is strong, Derek! I'm also curious about the current PHM's leadership. It'd be interesting to know their history with the organization and professional background. Like…

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• tmaust (50)in #philanthropy • 7 years ago

  RE: Five Project Ideas. Which One Rises to the Top?

  Yeah @dduquette, I also think the History Collaborative is my favorite pitch here. Both @engledd and I have talked about the lack of connection between Philadelphia's public…

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• engledd (50)in #philanthropy • 7 years ago

  RE: Another Five Project Ideas. Which One Should Be Awarded 3,000 STEEM?

  I proposed the tours to be created and disseminated to teachers (instead of led by paid guides) because of the cost of running a tour operation, but using interns might work. A…

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