by Stacey Wedding | Feb 14, 2014 | non-profits, philanthropy
Ah, Valentine’s Day. A romantic holiday—theoretically anyways—that often brings one of two reactions: excitement, or dread. Usually, these feelings revolve around our relationship status (whether officially declared on Facebook or not). Today at PiP, we want to wish...
by Stacey Wedding | Feb 12, 2014 | foundations, non-profits, philanthropy
In a recent blog update, we mentioned a brilliant Health Psychologist from Stanford University, Kelly McGonigal, Ph.D. While we’re still reeling from the way she blew our minds about the reality of stress–and our really lousy attitudes about stress–we’re wondering,...
by Stacey Wedding | Feb 11, 2014 | foundations, non-profits, philanthropy
It’s a vicious cycle. Life gets hectic, because let’s face it–life is spelt UNCERTAINTY–and you find yourself stressed. You’re overworked, tired, cranky, developing ulcers, losing hair (either naturally or by the fistful of frustration), sleeping too little, eating...
by Stacey Wedding | Dec 2, 2013 | foundations, non-profits
A large part of our work at PiP is with nonprofit and foundation boards. Whether it’s confusion about board roles and responsibilities, lack of board engagement, boards who don’t fundraise, or “problem” boards (you know the ones we’re...
by Stacey Wedding | Dec 1, 2013 | foundations, non-profits, philanthropy
Hot off the presses! We’re proud to share that our founder, Stacey Wedding, is listed as the person most connected to our local nonprofit sector in the Lincy Institute’s special report that was released today! The Lincy Institute at UNLV undertook an...
