Category Archives: non-profits

This email is an example of everything that is wrong with grassroots organizing today: To NARP Members, August 9, 2006– The budget battles of recent years make it clear that Amtrak’s critics are out to get rid of all long … Continue reading →

Guy Kawasaki’s “Art of the Start” talk says that you need a mantra not a mission statement for a company. Here is my cut at it: Helping you save the world without sacrificing your family. What do you think?

Buildcap is focusing on the non-profit space. This results in reading a bunch of blogs about non-profits, including this one about passion: We need passion for the cause, passion for delivering real benefits to stakeholders. Charity employees (and volunteers) need … Continue reading →

Yeah! We are going into early alpha for the new buildcap.com for non-profits and political organizations. More news later. (right now the alpha site is a little secret )

I have been working on this for about 3 weeks scattered time with kids and other activities taking up time. I am really appreciating more and more the XP methodology for building code. On an earlier version, I spent time … Continue reading →

so I have this idea that is getting strong positive response amongst the people I ask. But how do I tell if these people are representative of a wider sea of customers or just the biggest fish in a very … Continue reading →