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#5 Capital Campaign Readiness: Three Questions Your Early Case for Support Must Answer

Gail Perry Group

Ready to turn your campaign goals into reality? You are not ready. In this early-stage document, which we often call a Vision Statement or White Paper, you’ll outline your campaign’s vision and plan. So, make sure that your capital projections and budgets are rock-solid. Don’t navigate the complexities alone.

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9 Best Practices for Strong Nonprofit Financial Management

Blackbaud

In a perfect world, your budget will always be balanced. Use Scenario Budgeting Nonprofits must withstand inflation, changing political policies, economic shifts, and the increasingly unpredictable climate. You will always get the grant and donors will never churn.

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Donor Privacy: Protecting Your Revenue and Reputation Online

OneCause

When broken down by budget-size, the trends show impressive growth across the board: Medium-sized nonprofits with budgets of $1M – $10M were the largest growth leaders, notching a 25% year-over-year increase in their online giving revenue. Nonprofit campaigns saw record breaking success in 2021, with $2.7

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The Only Time You Should Use a Pie Chart for Your Nonprofit's Data

Tech Soup

As we state in our white paper, Which Chart or Graph is Right for You? Examples: Percentage of budget spent on different departments. Ready to get more insight from your data? We've covered bar charts, line charts, scatter plots, and maps in Beyond the Pie Chart. When to Use a Pie Chart. That's it.

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How to Manage Your Arts and Cultural Nonprofit’s Revenue Streams in Uncertain Times

Blackbaud

Revenue diversity is a good hedge against the unexpected, but diversity alone is not enough when your budget is threatened or dismantled by outside forces. Use budget scenarios to plan for possible outcomes and contingencies. Ready to have these ROI conversations with your team but don’t know where to start?