How do I know I’ve been successful this year?
Nonprofit leaders and managers need to know how successful they’ve been so they can plan wisely. Yet our research shows they DON’T. Find out why.
Nonprofit leaders and managers need to know how successful they’ve been so they can plan wisely. Yet our research shows they DON’T. Find out why.
How is your donor retention program going? According to the The Fundraising Effectiveness Project (FEP) your donor retention might not be doing too well. They’ve
Why do you need an Ideal Donor Profile? Because if you don’t have one, you could be wasting scarce, precious time chasing the wrong prospects.
Are your major donors and other major investors worth the costs to cultivate them? The major gift team needs documented ideal-donor profiles. Without them, fundraising effectiveness suffers. You could be losing thousands of dollars an hour, and not even know it.
Fundraising is hard work. We are trying to make it easier. How? There’s plenty of good research on how, why, and when donors give, but
When is the best time to assess your fundraising productivity? Best answer: frequently. If you’re not assessing fundraising productivity, maybe it’s because you don’t know
Should my board help me raise funds The obvious answer is yes, now what?
Let’s talk about compassion. Dictionary.com says it is “a feeling of deep sympathy and sorrow for another who is stricken by misfortune, accompanied by a
https://youtu.be/XBMDx2QzSgA Fundraising is critical to every nonprofit’s success; it requires many tactics that involve proper management of the fundraisers to achieve your organisation’s overall mission.
Joe’s Stone Crab is a 109-year-old family business, founded as a lunch counter by Joe Weiss and his wife Jennie. Over the years, Joe’s has
In reaching and engaging new audiences, traditional approaches may not always resonate. That’s why it’s important for fundraisers to stay on top of the latest
One way for nonprofits to stand out from the rest is through unique and exceptional fundraisers. With event trends ever changing, how can nonprofits grab