by Peter Palivos | Apr 5, 2021 | charity, Environmental, Las Vegas, Peter Palivos Attorney, Philanthropy
With all of the advances in technology, there is no reason that you can’t successfully run a successful virtual fund-raising campaign. The most important factor determining your success will be whether you have a good story to tell. Your volunteers must have an...
by Peter Palivos | May 14, 2020 | charity, Las Vegas, Peter Palivos, Peter Palivos Attorney, Philanthropy
Establishing a charity takes time and commitment. However, that’s just the beginning. Funds are needed to accomplish the intended tasks and serve the identified clientele, but how can a charity learn about fundraising and building a community of donors, and how...
by Peter Palivos | May 12, 2020 | Las Vegas, Peter Palivos, Peter Palivos Attorney, Philanthropy
These past few months have been an unprecedented scary time for everyone. People are not only worried about the health and safety of themselves and their loved ones, but they are also worried about maintaining employment and security. People who were entirely reliant...
by Peter Palivos | Apr 7, 2020 | charity, Las Vegas, Peter Palivos, Peter Palivos Attorney, Philanthropy
One of the best ways to learn more about an industry is to listen to a podcast. Anyone can make a podcast and it’s possible to learn what people from all walks of life think about a topic. When it comes to philanthropy, charity, and nonprofits there are a rather large...
by Peter Palivos | Apr 2, 2020 | charity, Las Vegas, Peter Palivos, Peter Palivos Attorney, Philanthropy
Everyone encounters slumps and needs inspiration as a way to get back in the game. A great way to do that is to watch a TED Talk. TED Talks and the thought leaders who speak during them are all about sharing their knowledge and trying to aspire everybody who checks...
by Peter Palivos | Mar 16, 2020 | Las Vegas, Peter Palivos, Peter Palivos Attorney, Philanthropy
There are currently 1.2 million known species of animals across planet Earth, with an estimated 8.7 million species all together if you think about what hasn’t been discovered. That’s a lot of animals. We as humans likely disrupt the lives of many of them without even...
