Category: Fundraising

Understanding the Reasons for Nonprofit Donor Churn

When nonprofits want to pinpoint where their donors are leaving, they often look at the last thing that happened to […]


4 Important Membership Trends Every Museum Needs to Consider

It’s 2019, and a whole lot is changing in the museum and nonprofit world. Organizations need to determine how they […]


3 Reasons You’ve Got to Have a Leadership Annual Giving Program

Annual giving and major giving teams traditionally experience a bit of competition over donors. If the institution doesn’t require that […]


It’s So Hard to Say Goodbye: Mighty Citizen’s Experience Running an Email Re-Engagement Campaign

Thankfully, there’s been an email marketing paradigm shift in recent years. It used to be that, above all, size mattered. […]


The Three Major Components of a Successful Annual Giving Campaign

Your annual campaign is your primary route to raising the funds necessary to accomplish your organization’s mission. […]


How to Create Better Charts to Show Fundraising Results

In this post, you’ll learn from my mistakes and create better charts for your audience – to show fundraising results, […]


5 Metrics Fundraisers Need to Know to Retain Their Donors

Donor retention is undeniably critical to meet your nonprofit’s revenue goals, but it can be tough to know which efforts […]


Mid-Year Appeals: Boost Fundraising in the Second Biggest Giving Month of the Year!

June is upon us, and it’s time to create your mid-year appeal! Organizations large and small should capitalize on this opportunity. A mid-year appeal is powerful and creates additional exposure for your organization by educating others on your past, […]


Physicians and Philanthropy: Make it Easy and Make It Quick

Many philosophies exist around physicians and grateful patient programs. In this post, we cover several ways your institution can create a program that encourages participation. […]


A New Standard for Board Giving

Engaged board members give more. And the more they give, the more involved they become in your overall fundraising effort. […]