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3 common fundraising mistakes nonprofits make—and how to avoid them 

Candid

Based on my experience, here are three of the most common mistakes nonprofits make, along with what they should be doing instead: Fundraising mistake #1. By themselves, social media appeals, fundraising letters, and other mass marketing efforts offer low conversion rates and contribute to message fatigue and information overload.

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Post-Event Follow-Up to Foster Long-Term Donor Relationships

Pamela Grow

These include: Donation receipts and tax acknowledgments: Promptly sending these essential documents shows your professionalism and gratitude while giving donors the information they need for tax purposes. Depending on the fundraising platform used during your event, these messages may be sent automatically!

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Best Practices for Collecting Fundraising Campaign and Donor Data

GiveSmart

Your nonprofit’s fundraising success depends on various factors, some outside of your organizations control. Follow these best practices for fundraising and donor data to maximize your chance of long-term success and growth. Sometimes, the sheer volume of information can be overwhelming and challenging to analyze.

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How Your Nonprofit Can Stand Out in a Sea of Information

Ann Green's Nonprofit

Our world is packed with information, too much at times. But in this sea of information, they might miss your messages. Don’t muddle your messages with too much information. You’ll also want to send regular reminders for fundraising appeals and event invitations. Now there are countless streaming options. It’s a lot!

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4 Financial Metrics to Increase Transparency for Your Nonprofit

Blackbaud

Every day, you and your donors are inundated with thousands of pieces of news and bits of information. You want your donors to trust your work, your impact, your stewardship of resources, and your connection to the community, and stand out in a sea of information. It can be tricky to figure out what’s real and who you can trust.

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50+ Fun and Creative School Fundraising Ideas That Work

Qgiv

According to school fundraising studies , only 64% of parents, teachers, and administrators believe their school is well-funded. As a result, choosing the right school fundraising ideas to excite your school community is essential. Implementing a well-organized and engaging fundraiser can yield numerous benefits for your school.

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How to Encourage Donations on Your Nonprofit’s Website

Ann Green's Nonprofit

However, one of its most important functions is as a tool for fundraising. Below we will explore actionable tips and strategies to help you design or revamp your website to turn it into an effective fundraising powerhouse. Only ask for necessary information. Share financial information on your website.

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