Your Donor Pipeline Playlist: How to Find the Right Rhythm for Upgrading
If your donor pipeline were a playlist, what would it sound like? Would it open with warmth and connection, or jump straight into the hard
If your donor pipeline were a playlist, what would it sound like? Would it open with warmth and connection, or jump straight into the hard sell? Would your donors feel a steady pulse of gratitude and purpose, or would the rhythm skip between noise and silence? Upgrading a donor isn’t…
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If your donor pipeline were a playlist, what would it sound like? Would it open with warmth and connection, or jump straight into the hard
As the calendar flips toward the final months of the year, fundraisers know what’s coming: the most generous season of giving. More than a third
According to statistics from Double the Donation, U.S. donors (including individuals, businesses, and government agencies) contribute roughly $58 billion in-kind to nonprofits each year. These
Author: Katherine Sprissler-Klein, Senior Consultant[/caption] If you’ve been in major gifts long enough, you’ve felt it: the slow drag of a relationship that won’t advance,
Case Study Snapshot: Before While planning for a major annual fundraiser in the midst of federal funding challenges, a key staff member at Meals on
Case Study Snapshot: Before ACTFL, the national member association for language educators, wanted to launch a foundation as their charitable arm but needed to build
What began as a response to Black Friday’s consumer craze has grown into what we all know as Giving Tuesday, a worldwide day of giving.
If your nonprofit feels stuck in a routine of fundraising events and campaigns that continuously yield the same results, you may be looking for a
Managing your nonprofit’s finances involves many moving parts. You must create financial policies, distribute responsibilities, develop a budget, and follow relevant guidelines like Generally Accepted