I wrote Francesco Santini, my collaborator in Philanthropy Centro Studi, who a few months ago he went to teach a course on the Internet for fundraising in a workshop on fundraising in Sardinia. Talk of the value of training, one thing we believe and that, unlike as some think, has a value only theoretical but also practical, ie to resolve, clarify, improve upon everything that has to do with fundraising. Here's what I wrote:

"I had a simple test of the value of training. At the seminar held in Sardinia was a person with a serious illness and the difficult name, mucopolysaccharidosis. Together we watched, with other participants, including their website www.mucopolisaccaridosi.it As you see now is a net improvement, the first thought that there were about 20 on the menu of choice and raises as many on the left, was not a navigable site . The site is made ​​by hand (but passionately) by people who belong to the association. I gave advice on how to improve it by restricting the number of options on the home page ... and have done so. Do not think I've helped save the world or defeat this disease, but to communicate better (with all the implications that this entails), perhaps. "[Photo by maidink with Creative Commons license ]