100-Percent Board Giving
Board members are your organization’s advocates, ambassadors and vital volunteers. It’s imperative that your board understands that their participation level sets the tone for community impact, but how do you encourage and promote ongoing engagement?
A Nonprofit’s Guide to #GivingTuesday and End of Year Fundraising
To help you finalize your route to end-of-year fundraising success, here are steps to drive acquisition, cultivation, & participation, during the giving season.
A New Standard for Board Giving
Research on the true drivers of fundraising success reveals just how important board giving is to the success of the fundraising program.
Donor Stewardship: Guiding Donors to The Next Level of Support
3 out of 4 donors only give once. A solid donor stewardship plan is essential to combating donor retention and guiding supporters to lasting relationships.
How to Nail the Soft Skills of Fundraising: The Face-to-Face Ask
Asking is part art and part science. Solid face-to-face fundraising techniques require practice and attention. This blog shares 4 pillars of a successful ask.
15 Techniques Used by Top Nonprofits to Boost Donor Acquisition and Online Fundraising Results
Boost online fundraising & new donor acquisition with these 15 techniques used by top nonprofits and churches. Read Now!
7 Ways to Use Infographics to Recruit Volunteers and Tell Your Nonprofit’s Story
Infographics translate data into visual stories that can educate your supporters, reinforce the good that you do, and inspire action for your cause.
How to Say “Thank You” to Donors at Year-End
How to say “thank you,” and create the nonprofit organization that is known for truly valuing its donors.
5 Best Practices for Negotiating Funding for a Thriving Nonprofit
Gratitude towards funders is critical, but thankfulness shouldn’t stop us from having honest discussions about expenses.
10 Ways to Lose a Donor in One Email
Whether it’s the EOY appeal or the next campaign you run in 2016, consider all the ways you could lose a donor in the email.
