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	Sterling Stories   Posted on: Monday, February 1, 2010 Funding Woes Push Nonprofits to Consider Mergers, Closing Hit by a drop in donations and cuts in government funding, nonprofits of all types and sizes are being forced to make painful choices, including cuts in services, restructuring, mergers, collaborations, and/or closing, the Wall Street Journal reports. Click here for the full article   Recent Articles: 2/23/10   Office space for nonprofits available at 3015 Richmond 2/1/10   Funding Woes Push Nonprofits to Consider Mergers, Closing 1/8/10   Choosing a Grantwriter 11/3/09   Men and Women Equally Likely to Include Charity in Estate Plans 11/3/09   Top 10 Year-end Fundraising Strategies to Put You Over Goal on December 31    Next >> Search Archives:   Printer Friendly Format      Send to a Friend      RSS Feed	Office Space Available for Nonprofits at 3015 Richmond Choosing a Grantwriter Funding Woes Push Nonprofits to Consider Mergers, Closing Fundraising Environment for America's Largest Charities Still Challenging, Survey Finds Giving Down for 2009 Prospect Research:The Secret Service Nearly 30 Percent of Nonprofit Leaders Took Pay Cut in Past Year What's Wrong With Charitable Giving - and How to Fix It Donors Give Most When Friends Ask The Value of a Development Plan The Nonprofit Starvation Cycle As of May 21, 2010, Sterling Associates' new address is: 55 Waugh Drive, Suite 601  Houston, TX 77007

We are located north of the intersection of Waugh and Memorial Drive and south of Washington Avenue
in the Prosperity Bank Building. 
Parking is available to visitors on the ground level of a parking garage on S. Heights Blvd. and Waugh.    
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Sterling Associates | 55 Waugh, Suite 601, TX 77007 | Main: 713.807.1411 | Fax: 713.807.1658