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The Ideal Year-End Fundraising Calendar [2024]

CauseVox

Autumn definitely means “go time” in the life of a fundraiser, often because it signals the start of year-end , a period of time you may get upwards of 60% or more of your annual donations. Even if you don’t follow a definitive fundraising calendar , it’s still vital to come up with a year-end fundraising plan —and stick to it.

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8 Things You Should Do NOW to Raise More Money This Fall

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Take a close look at your budget and your actual numbers from the first 6 months of the year to see where you are. And plan out your year-end appeal so you’re ready to go the week between Christmas and New Year’s Eve. Put these 8 strategies into motion for your small nonprofit and you’ll definitely raise more money this Fall!

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Make it Make Cents: Revenue Generators

Greater Giving

Revenue Streams Sponsorships The most important thing about sponsorships is having a packet and letter ready to go. Start applying for sponsors as soon as possible so you can catch them when they’re making their budget decisions. You will definitely meet your fundraising goal if you can manage that. Apply early.

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Which Fundraising Events Bring in the Most Money for Small Nonprofits?

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Pay attention to the donor/attendee experience, then weigh out the potential cost and get ready to PLAN, PLAN, PLAN! You don’t want to spend more than you raise, and poor planning can turn an event into a budget buster that wastes your most precious resource – time and volunteers. The RIGHT event: Raises 10-20% of your annual budget.

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When and How to Pay Yourself a Nonprofit Salary

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Going From Volunteer to Paid Employee To get an idea of when you can start earning a nonprofit salary, you need to examine your budget and revenue forecasts. If you don’t have a budget, well, that’s your first assignment. Create an annual budget and work with your Board to adopt the budget. That would be convenient!

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What’s New and What’s Next: Why Your Finance Team Should Attend bbcon 2024

Blackbaud

There are several exciting times of the year for nonprofit finance professionals—budget season, audits, year-end close. From required statements of financial position and budgets to dashboards that compare your revenue streams over time, you often share your financial stories through your reports.

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How to Build Your Capital Campaign Plan

CauseVox

Picture this: you’ve read our post on running a capital campaign , you’re wildly psyched, and you’re ready to get started! From choosing your project to the day before launch, we’ll walk you through every step so you jump into your campaign confident and ready to raise some funds. Making a Budget for Your Plan. Don’t despair.

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