If you want to build more authentic relationships with your nonprofit's donors, following these 7 tips can help! From being transparent and keeping it real, to showing appreciation and being yourself, these tips will set you on the path towards success.
Building lasting relationships with major donors is key to the success of any nonprofit organization, and meaningful conversations play a vital role in achieving that. Dive into our thoughtfully curated list of 50 conversation starters, designed to help you engage with and understand the passions and motivations of your most valued supporters, without asking for money outright.
Midlevel donor reps play a critical role in securing the financial support necessary to sustain an organization's mission. This article provides 20 commonly asked interview questions (and answers!) to help midlevel donor reps prepare for interviews and demonstrate their skills and knowledge.
It's important to keep mid-level donors engaged and invested in your cause. In this article, you will discover six strategies you can use to nurture your midlevel donors and turn them into lifelong supporters of your organization.
Nonprofits invest a lot of time and money into building relationships with their mid-level donors, but sometimes the most effective way to strengthen those ties is also the most simple: the one-on-one visit.
How can we show these mid-level donors just how valued they truly are? Here are 9 ways to make a mid-level donor feel appreciated and deepen their relationship with your nonprofit.
Developing a strategy for cultivating mid-level donors can be crucial for nonprofit success. In this article, we will discuss some key components of creating a successful mid-level donor strategy.
Mid-level donors are essential to the success of any fundraising organization. They provide a much-needed financial bridge between small donors and major gifts, and they offer a great opportunity to engage potential major donors. A key part of your mid-level donor strategy is to acquire new midlevel donors.
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.
In this episode, Gary asks what, if anything, should we email major donors? Jeremy teaches you how to define a major partner email communication strategy and recommends which emails to send based on which segment the donor is in.
