Harry Johnson

In the intricate web of nonprofit operations, the cornerstone of success lies in effectively managing relationships with constituents. Constituents encompass a diverse array of individuals: donors fueling the organization's financial sustainability, volunteers offering their time and expertise, beneficiaries receiving vital services, and partners collaborating in shared missions. Constituent Relationship Management is at the heart of this engagement, a strategic approach aimed at understanding, nurturing, and leveraging these relationships to advance the organization's mission.

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Thanks to John Edwards “Voices For The Earth” feature Clarence Valley Independent (5/6/24) in which the author discusses some of the ramifications of the Clarence Valley Council’s decision to have 100,000 truckloads of fill dumped on an area of the West Yamba floodplain for a proposed housing development.

Thanks for the very well-researched letter in the latest C.V. Independent (26/6/24) by Dr Judith McNeill of the Lower Clarence Research Group about home insurance trends in Grafton and Yamba.

AURORA is one of pop's most ethereal songstresses. An unmistakable voice and poetic candor has landed her both critical acclaim and commercial success.

Thanks to our Clarence Valley Independent for its excellent front-page coverage of last Thursday’s meeting of about 200 residents who packed Iluka Community Hall for a town hall-style meeting.

Long Lines at Airport Security and Terminal Counters Plus Flight Delays/Cancellations Cited by Consumers as Top Hassles When Flying.

Residents and visitors are invited this Friday November 29 at 5.30pm to participate in a walk with members of Iluka Woombah Rotary Club.

Discover the future of ride-sharing with insights on Uber clone apps. Learn how these innovative solutions are reshaping the transportation industry.

Over the holidays isn’t it great to see so many more children out and about on their bikes or their scooters?