Pitching Your Charity to a Major Donor – The Do’s and Don’ts
Not every donor is necessarily going to come to you – for larger donations and sponsorships, you’ll have to pitch …
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Not every donor is necessarily going to come to you – for larger donations and sponsorships, you’ll have to pitch …
The more you know about your donors, the better you can meet their needs. The better you meet their needs, the more loyal they will be to your organization.
According to the Millennial Impact Report, 72 percent of Millennials are eager to join a nonprofit and a little over 50 percent would like to give monthly to a charitable organization.
The power of one-to-one marketing is harnessed when data points are leveraged to create a personalized experience for prospective donors
Here are a five points to help your organization create an effective and integrated digital marketing strategy.
The choices we make in terms of how we are going to treat our donors determines their future with us
A one-size fits all welcome series may be leaving out some powerful opportunities to engage.
Forget the other 1.5 million nonprofits; just be the one that your donors trust to fulfill the good and differentiated mission that matters to them.
If your organization isn’t soliciting event donors, you better believe that other organizations will.
With a little planning, some due diligence, and helping hands, you can create your own Grateful Patient Program.
