Discover 25 innovative ways to create unforgettable "wow" moments for your nonprofit's donors that deepen their connection and commitment to your cause. This article offers a variety of ideas to engage, inspire, and show appreciation to your supporters, ensuring they remain enthusiastic partners in your mission.
Monthly donors are an important part of any nonprofit's fundraising efforts. By committing to give on a regular basis, monthly donors provide a stead source of funding that can be used to support programs and services. Discover 10 tips for a wildly successful monthly giving program.
A well-crafted case statement is an essential tool for any nonprofit fundraising leader. By following these tips, you can create a case statement that will convert more donors and help further your mission.
Email appeals are a vital tool in any fundraiser's toolkit. They provide an easy and affordable way to reach large numbers of supporters with your message. Here are 12 best practices to help you write great email appeals that will engage and inspire your supporters.
As a fundraiser, one of your primary goals is to build trust with your donors. But what does that mean, exactly? And how can you go about doing it?
Let's explore the basics of writing great fundraising emails that convert.
The holidays are on their way, and it's time to start thinking about the year end fundraising. Whether you want to increase your donations, get new donors involved or create some buzz around your organization with a campaign that will last until the end of the year, there are plenty of ideas that will work for you.
For many organizations, the crisis surrounding the spread of the Coronavirus is drastically and negatively impacting our fundraising. For organizations hosting physical fundraising events, many are being forced to cancel the event. Learn how to move a physical fundraising event, such as a race, gala, or fundraising auction, to online.
You may be like me and take a little time at the end of the year to reflect on the previous year and look forward to the next year. As I reflect on 2019 and prepare for 2020, I'm reviewing my goals and see a need to take things back to the basics. You likely have many goals you must accomplish this year to consider it a success, but I suggest you focus on these three important fundraising goals.
Recently, a question was posed to me on LinkedIn asking about which nonprofits are engaging with donors in a way that creates a feeling of "belonging." We've found in surveys that donors frequently talk about a desire to be a part of community. Donors want to be a part of something. With donors who have