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How to Create the Ultimate New Member Welcome Packet

Wild Apricot

Find out how to create the ultimate new member welcome packet with these 12 essential tips, and templates for inspiration.

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Should Nonprofits Cite the Election in Year-End Appeals? Experts Say: It Depends.

The Chronicle of Philanthropy

Nonprofits may want to mention the election if it affects their work, but fundraising consultants say it doesn't make sense for other groups to change year-end messaging. By Jie Jenny Zou Getty Images Nonprofits may want to mention the election if it affects their work, but fundraising consultants say it doesn't make sense for other groups to change year-end messaging.

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You Can Have More Major Donors in 2025

Veritus Group

Want a larger base of major donors? Invest in a mid-level program. Once established, donors will move to major gifts each month. The post You Can Have More Major Donors in 2025 appeared first on Veritus Group.

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What Ordinary Donors Can Learn From MacKenzie Scott

The Chronicle of Philanthropy

A wide-ranging discussion about trust in philanthropy, how to be an effective board member, and more.

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AI for Grant Writing: 20+ ChatGPT Prompts You Can Use

This prompt guide for ChatGPT contains 20+ tested ChatGPT prompts, along with tips on how to use this tool the best way. Nonprofits can engage with ChatGPT to brainstorm ideas, refine project plans, and craft compelling narratives for grant proposals.

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2024 Donor-Advised Fund Report Details Grantmaking Trends

NonProfit PRO

The 18th annual DAF Report published by National Philanthropic Trust reveals that despite declining contributions, DAFs provided stability for charitable organizations.

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Unlocking Community Potential: The Ford Foundation’s NYC Good Neighbor Committee Grant

Fluxx

The Ford Foundation’s New York City Good Neighbor Committee (GNC) is dedicated to fostering meaningful change in local communities by providing vital funding to nonprofits based in New York City. This grant program is a powerful catalyst for organizations working to uplift and empower underserved populations across the five boroughs. If your organization is dedicated to making a difference in New York City, the GNC Grant may be the opportunity you’ve been waiting for.

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Joel Fleishman’s Vision for Philanthropy Should Inspire Us All

The Chronicle of Philanthropy

A cheerleader for the foundation model, Fleishman understood what philanthropy could accomplish when done right. By Yossi Prager Duke University The late Joel Fleishman’s teachings reverberate across the philanthropic world. A cheerleader for the foundation model, Fleishman understood what philanthropy could accomplish when done right.

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Harnessing Video Advertising for Lasting Nonprofit Impact

NonProfit PRO

Nonprofits must convey complex global issues in a way that connects with supporters. Video advertising provides an accessible, emotionally engaging way to do so.

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Transforming Grant Management at the University of Illinois with Instrumentl | Instrumentl

Instrumentl

Follow Laura Clark’s journey from managing foundation relationships at the University of Illinois to streamlining grant management with Instrumentl. Discover how Instrumentl’s features helped her win team support and prepare for future growth.

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AARP Hires Myechia Minter-Jordan as Next CEO

The Chronicle of Philanthropy

By M.J. Prest AARP Dr. Myechia Minter-Jordan will become the new CEO at AARP. Also, the Hearst Foundations tapped a new co-executive director, and the Women Donors Network has appointed a managing director of politics and advocacy.

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How to Create a 12-Month Grant Funding Strategy Using Instrumentl: Step-by-Step Guide | Instrumentl

Instrumentl

Discover a strategic approach to grant seeking for the year ahead. This article guides you in creating a funding plan using Instrumentl for effective prospecting and tracking, helping you secure the grants your nonprofit needs.

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Let’s Talk About Love

Planned Giving

Love is in the air. (Well, actually it’s not … not any more or less than it is in January or March anyway. It’s just that the greeting card and flower and chocolate industries want us to believe this is the month of l-o-v-e.) But whether you’re a Valentine’s Day cynic or a fan of the holiday, let’s talk about love for a moment. I’ve been in the planned giving marketing industry for 25 years, and for 25 years I’ve been saying that planned giving is a people business.

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How to Evolve Your Mission to Win More Grants | Instrumentl

Instrumentl

Learn how to evolve your nonprofit mission to attract more grants. This article provides practical tips for updating your mission, including reasons for change, a step-by-step guide, and how to stay focused throughout the process.

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Grants Supporting Pet Adoption and Animal Welfare

GrantNews

Every year, millions of cats and dogs are housed in shelters nationwide in the US. Many of these pets are desperate a second chance at a good home and a loving family. Thankfully, there are many organizations dedicated to helping our furry friends find suitable families, especially around the holidays. Shelters hold adoption events, and many organizations partner on drives to help find homes for puppies, kittens, adult, and senior animals.

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Luxury Motor Coach Donation

Planned Giving

Owners of luxury motor coaches and RVs, such as Marathon Coaches and other high-end brands, can have the best of both worlds: a vacation with all the comforts of home, and an opportunity to shape their philanthropic legacy that also provides a current charitable tax deduction. Luxury RVs and motor coaches generally qualify as second homes under IRS guidelines because they contain kitchens, bedrooms and bathroom components.