“…arguably the foremost authority on philanthropy and nonprofits in North Carolina.”

//The News & Observer, Raleigh, N.C.

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“A clarion voice in the sector.”

//Don Wells, Don Wells Consulting, and former director, Certificate Program in Nonprofit Management, Duke University

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A “state treasure.”

//Damon Circosta, executive director, A.J. Fletcher Foundation, Raleigh

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“All of us in the philanthropic world in the Triangle owe you a great debt of gratitude for supporting us over the years.”

//Rusine Mitchell Sinclair, CEO, Girls Scouts – North Carolina Coastal Pines, and former corporate officer and senior state executive for North Carolina, IBM

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“More insightful, thought-provoking and informative than ever, your blog is great and one of my favorites. Thanks for a great product and keeping NC philanthropy in the headlines.”

//Karin Cox, senior executive vice president and chief creative officer, Hartsook Companies, Wilmington, N.C.

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“Thank you for your daily updates on philanthropy.  Not only is your writing fantastic, but the information you share is valuable and current.  I’m a fan!”

//Marirose K. Steigerwald, president, Elinvar, Raleigh, N.C.

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“The work you do is so important in communicating this message and enabling the business industry to see the pioneering social investment leading organizations and successful programs out there.”

//Nancy Welsh, founder, CEO and chair, Builders of Hope, Raleigh

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“I want to congratulate you on the best blog. It is a source of interesting and valuable information, well written, crisply formatted, easy to read. Anyone interested in philanthropy should subscribe.”

//Beverly Biggs, vice president, development and marketing, NC Prevention Partners, Chapel Hill

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“I know you’ll continue to be a great voice for North Carolina’s nonprofits.”

//Lindsay Jones, communications and public relations manager, Apparo, Charlotte

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“Todd is an exceptional writer who sees the world through the eyes of a philanthropist. Working with him on our first grant proposal was wonderful — a far better result in less time.”

//Cindy Thompson, executive director, Global Schools Network Foundation, Chapel Hill

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“My best wishes as you work to restore the potential of a strong communications tool to benefit North Carolina’s philanthropic community. It is needed in that state, and the nation needs it as a model for every state.”

//George Penick, Head of School, St. Andrew’s Episcopal School, Ridgeland, Miss., and former president, Foundation for the Mid South

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“You will change the world. Over and over through every agency that benefits from your work.”

//Mary Holmes, Cumberland Community Foundation

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“You have been a steady force highlighting the often unsung efforts of the nonprofit sector.”

//Tom Hull, North Carolina Bar Association

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“Thank you for being such a wonderful storyteller for our industry.”

//Cindy Martin, Charlotte Emergency Housing

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“Thanks for continuing to be our cheerleader and for supporting philanthropy as you do.”

//Cathie Hodges, Alliance for Language Learning