What should your nonprofit’s annual appeal letter say? What message should you convey? Check out these dos and don’ts to help bring in donations.
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It all starts as we digest Thanksgiving dinner. Black Friday. Small Business Saturday. After a day of rest (ideally) on Sunday, we have Cyber Monday. Then, it’s the unofficial kickoff...
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According to research from Deloitte, 95 percent of nonprofit organizations need more skills-based support. 92 percent of working adults believe volunteering helps you learn or improve leadership skills and expand...
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We don’t have to tell you how important year end appeal fundraising is for your nonprofit – but we will. According to several industry surveys, approximately 30 percent of annual...
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Building donor relationships is the lifeblood of any nonprofit. Here are 6 keys to strengthening your relationship with donors.
Learn the 7 Nonprofit Donor Types to improve your communications and outreach efforts. Your donors are not identical, so why would your messaging be?
Media coverage for nonprofits should be a high priority, so how do you get journalists’ attention?
By giving donors the opportunity to pay their donations over a period of time, fundraisers boost revenue above what a donor may have been inclined to give as a single lump sum.
They say that the best way to a person’s heart is through his or her stomach. This connection to a deep well of emotion and positive sentiment makes food a perfect companion to fundraising efforts.
One of the best ways to literally double the results of your fundraising is to seek out matching donors.
To fundraise effectively at your nonprofit, here are 11 secrets to being highly successful.
If you want to generate donor, board member and volunteer excitement, put a new twist on your signature events.
To draw in recurring donations, create new donor welcome kits and find ways to get people involved.
In the last part of this two-part series, we discuss a few more ways you can draw in corporate sponsorship and maintain the relationships once you do.
In the first part of a two-part series, we focus on ways nonprofits attract corporate sponsors.
Building a culture of philanthropy at your organization is about changing the way your nonprofit looks at fundraising and its mission as a whole.
How much work you put into event planning determines the success of your fundraiser.
You need to begin planning out your fundraising calendar today to be successful this year. Here are your first four steps to get started.
To improve your end-of-the-year appeals, make sure to encourage donors to contribute to something specific, draw them in with good subject lines and be bold over social media.
Listen to your donors about making the giving process more professional.
Listen to your donors to learn how to make the giving process personal.
To improve your volunteer retention rate, here are three strategies you might want to consider.
If you want to improve your fundraising efforts, you might want to start with improving how you write your thank-you letters.
The keys to having successful fundraising efforts at your nonprofit are to create a specific fundraising strategy after understanding your organization’s own statistics and community members.
