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How Is Your Nonprofit Doing This Year, and How You Can Make Improvements If You’re Behind In Your Goals

Ann Green's Nonprofit

The midpoint of the year is a good time to see if you’re meeting your fundraising and communications goals. For this post, I’m assuming your fiscal year is the same as the calendar year. You may need to make some changes to your fundraising plan and other goals. Look at metrics such as website visits and email open rates.

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2024 Year-End Recap: Evaluating Fundraising Events

Greater Giving

Whether your events included auctions, galas, or virtual campaigns, understanding key metrics and takeaways will set you up for even greater success next year. Heres why you should prioritize a thorough review: Measure Performance Track goals like attendance, revenue, and donor engagement.

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When Leadership Doesn’t “Get” Grants: How to Survive (and Even Thrive)

Lightning Fast Grant Writing

Create an annual grants calendar that shows: Priority funders Application deadlines Target ask amounts Estimated notification dates This transforms you from a grant chaser to a grants strategist. Use metrics to back this up. Frame grant work as part of larger goals: scaling services, diversifying funding, or expanding reach.

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Start Strong: Build Donor Connection That Lasts

The Fundraiser Coach

In unsettled times, it’s tempting to focus on metrics: number of meetings, dollars raised, goals hit. Replace “Check-Ins” with “Connection Points” Look at your calendar. What Gets in the Way of Connection? And those are important to measuring progress. It happens in conversation. In listening.

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Fundraising Planning Guide, Calendar, Worksheet, + Template

CauseVox

Now, as we get started fundraising in 2021, it’s never been more important to have a fundraising plan that designed to help you make up for lost funds and meet your goals in today’s context. They’re organized, actionable and tell a complete story of how you’re going to achieve your goals. Fundraising Calendar for 2021.

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Grant Writing Mistake Part 5: Constantly Changing Data

Millionaire Grant Lady

As we have worked with nonprofits, some of those nonprofits love to delve into data and constantly adjust goals and metrics, and other nonprofits need more guidance about how to structure their goals to be data-driven. Instead, they ask more general questions like “What are your program goals.”

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Nonprofit Grant Strategy: Recalibrate for Year-End Success

Grant Writing Made Easy

Did they include stronger metrics or more compelling storytelling? Update Your Grant Calendar An organized, realistic calendar is the backbone of a successful nonprofit grant strategy, especially as you approach the high-stakes Q3 and Q4 deadlines. Tip: Link training back to your active grant calendar.

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