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Nonprofit Event Fundraising: They’ll Never Forget How You Made Them Feel

Clairification

In Part 1 we looked at establishing event goals and objectives; then determining if an event was the most efficient and effective way to achieve desired outcomes. In other words, if you’re doing an event purely to raise money there are other more cost-effective fundraising strategies. In Part 2 we reviewed 4 top event planning tips.

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Fundraising Efficiently: 3 Ways to Improve Your Operations

Ann Green's Nonprofit

Let’s take a look at three areas where nonprofits can drive increased fundraising efficiency: staff retention, donor qualification, and campaign planning. By Chelsey Newmyer What first comes to mind when you think about increasing your nonprofit’s fundraising efficiency? Churn can harm your nonprofit’s relationships.

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Will Your Year-End Fundraising Be Sound and Fury, Signifying Nothing?

Clairification

Yes, many nonprofits raise the lion’s share of their annual fundraising goal in the last few months of the year. Even though you’re ramping up fundraising activities this month, you can’t lose sight of your donor. The post Will Your Year-End Fundraising Be Sound and Fury, Signifying Nothing?

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Nonprofit Year-End Fundraising | The Free Checklist

Pamela Grow

We’re in the dog days of summer… And that can only mean one thing — year-end fundraising season is upon us! The numbers are down, but you’ve still got plenty of time to end the year ahead — far ahead — of your goals. Why end-of-year fundraising? Direct mail and digital work side by side to ensure your best campaign.

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"Thank U, Next" Fundraising

The Fundraiser Coach

In the world of major gift fundraising, relationships ought to be at the heart of the work we do. With the pressure of ever rising revenue goals, lack of full staffing, or a focus on "getting the gift," some fundraisers fall into the trap of treating donors like transactions. ” Why does transactional fundraising happen?

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How to Make 2025 a Successful Year for Your Nonprofit

Ann Green's Nonprofit

I hope 2024 was a successful year for your nonprofit organization. Many individuals make New Years resolutions and set goals. Your nonprofit should do the same. As with personal resolutions, you want your goals to be realistic and attainable. Go one step further and create a fundraising calendar , as well.

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Your Best “No BS” Nonprofit Resources

Pamela Grow

Only to be interrupted by a notification on your phone for a new *free* webinar promising the latest in fundraising innovation (probably something AI-related). All day long your goals are hijacked. Engaging, consistent donor communications provide the engine behind your fundraising program. Ann Handley. Very Good Copy.