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Social media myths for nonprofits 

Candid

Social media can easily become overwhelming if you’re trying to keep up with trends, algorithms, and new platforms. However, if you can recognize these social media myths for what they are, you can make your workload lighter and focus instead on producing amazing content that works for your nonprofit’s audience.

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Building a Grant-Ready Organization

Grant Professionals Association

Is your organization grant-ready? When it comes down to it, grant readiness comes from preparation in three main areas: Resources, Collaboration, and Alignment. Grant readiness and effective grant stewardship takes collaboration at all levels. Are your budgets up to date? COLLABORATION: Get Your Team on Board.

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I Signed up for What?! A Primer for Pre- and Post-Award Grant Readiness

Blackbaud

From a public relations perspective, how are you using social media, email campaigns, and other digital and print marketing sources to share the positive impacts of the program? A Primer for Pre- and Post-Award Grant Readiness. A Primer for Pre- and Post-Award Grant Readiness first appeared on The ENGAGE Blog.

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10 Commandments for Annual Giving Success

Gail Perry Group

Be ready to welcome them there with an easy-to-follow online donation process. Use phone, postcards, letters, emails, and social media to build a series of appeals. You shall create a budget and view it as an investment. You shall create a budget and view it as an investment. Create a budget and consider it an investment.

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10 Commandments for Annual Giving Success

Gail Perry Group

Be ready to welcome them there with an easy-to-follow online donation process. Use phone, postcards, letters, emails, and social media to build a series of appeals. You shall create a budget and view it as an investment. You shall create a budget and view it as an investment. Create a budget and consider it an investment.

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The Ideal Year-End Fundraising Calendar [2024]

CauseVox

Don’t hesitate to use this budget as a guide for your year-end fundraising efforts. Take into account your staff and volunteer time, fundraising budget, and your donor’s normal year-end giving habits when formulating a fundraising plan. You can start with a soft ask, or if you’re feeling ready, dive right into full solicitation.

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Visibility and relationships: Effective fundraising for small nonprofits

Candid

Next, use your social media channels to make stronger connections with current and potential funders. Share details about your work and interact with funders’ social media posts. Having a much-practiced pitch at the ready will enable you to communicate with purpose, clarity, and confidence. Keep the lines of communication open.