Catholic Colleges Adjust Fundraising Efforts to Fit Economic Climate
"The economy is bad, everyone is tightening their belts and the natural instinct is to say, 'Wait until everyone's financial situation gets stronger before asking for money,'" said Charles J. Dougherty, president of Duquesne University in Pittsburgh. "But we're on our way to having our best fundraising year ever. We just had to change the way we do our fundraising."
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