Lost the Luster? 3 Steps to Bring Back the Joy of Fundraising
Are you dreading yet another fourth quarter filled with many opportunities—but also too much to do?
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Are you dreading yet another fourth quarter filled with many opportunities—but also too much to do?
Important steps to prepare your organization to raise more this giving season!
Here are the five best (and easiest) ways to optimize your donation forms in time for Giving Tuesday!
Donor profiles aren’t just for larger nonprofit institutions with thousands of donors and prospects, a team of analysts, and budget to spare. You can make a useful and insightful donor profile with data from a few donors and a couple hours.
As we consider how to continue the trend of double-digit growth on Giving Tuesday, it’s important to take a look at what steps and strategies make for a truly successful campaign.
In today’s world of digital over-communication and rowdy town halls overtaken by DC-based interest groups, one, two or even 20 volunteers isn’t enough. Learn how you can turn online support into offline action.
Engaged board members give more. And the more they give, the more involved they become in your overall fundraising effort.
According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, volunteer rates have been declining over the past decade.
Regardless of where your nonprofit falls on the political spectrum (and whether it falls on the spectrum at all), our current political climate is new and different. For the savvy nonprofit, that means approaching traditional marketing tactics— like email list building— in new and different ways.
“Organization” can seem like a waste of time until you’re wasting time due to a lack of organization.
