8 Steps to Writing Successful Fundraising Letters
No matter how digitally savvy you are, if you want to be successful in fundraising you need to come to grips with the fact that fundraising letters work.
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No matter how digitally savvy you are, if you want to be successful in fundraising you need to come to grips with the fact that fundraising letters work.
There is still plenty of time to get your ducks in a row for year-end fundraising. Set aside some time this week to strategize for your success!
Establishing and documenting a formal reserves policy is a best practice that should be adopted by all nonprofits.
This year’s Blackbaud Peer-to-Peer Fundraising Study shows retention rates declining for Walks and 5Ks.
No longer does multiple-channel fundraising mean a home page mention and few Facebook posts during online campaigns.
Lets face it, year-end not only impacts our ability to fulfill our mission, but it also impacts whether or not we will be gainfully employed come 2017.
Your organization isn’t the only one that’s realized December is such a valuable time for fundraising, so you need a thoughtful approach.
Go forth and do good, this #GivingTuesday, every Tuesday, and every day.
#GivingZOODay is all about empowering fundraisers and marketers within the zoo and aquarium community to embolden their campaigns around the giving season.
As organizations look to diversify revenue streams and reach new audiences, traditional programs like cycling, endurance, 5Ks, and walks continue to be many organizations’ bread and butter.
