Catholic Colleges Adjust Fundraising Efforts to Fit Economic Climate
WASHINGTON, Catholic News Service, Feb. 3, 2009 — While downsizing may be prudent for most organizations in an economic recession, the presidents of U.S. Catholic colleges said they are increasing the size of their fundraising staffs.
Philanthropic organizations and generous citizens with traditionally deep pockets may have gotten socked in the recent meltdown on Wall Street, but these presidents believe the time is still right to approach such institutions and individuals for much-needed contributions.
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