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The next step to thank and retain year-end donors.

amplifi

We hope you met all your goals and raised a lot of money this appeal season that will help make the world a better place. And you can do even more if you make it a priority to retain year-end donors! And saying thank you the right way after someone gives is crucial if you want to retain year-end donors! Jump on it!

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9 Tips for Recruiting and Retaining Peer-to-Peer Participants

OneCause

So, let’s look at some proven tips to help your nonprofit recruit and retain more peer-to-peer participants. For example, the OneCause peer-to-peer solution offers leaderboards for top fundraisers and recruiters or badges for when participants meet half their fundraising goal, raise 100 dollars, exceed their fundraising goal, etc.

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Recruiting and Retaining Nonprofit Volunteers

Greater Giving

Nonprofit organizations rely heavily on the support and dedication of volunteers to achieve their goals. Recruiting and retaining nonprofit volunteers can be a challenge, especially in today’s busy and competitive world. In this article, we’ll explore some best practices for recruiting and retaining nonprofit volunteers.

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How to Recruit, Coach, and Retain Board Members

Qgiv

How do you recruit, coach, and retain your board members? Before worrying about how to coach and retain board members, you first need a full board. That means advertising for new volunteers using social media, your newsletter, and any other communication channel that is relevant to your nonprofit. Retaining your board members.

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How a Donor Pipeline Can Help Attract and Retain Donors

Qgiv

Ensure that you’re able to do your best work by setting up a donor pipeline: a structured way to attract, cultivate, and retain your donors. The goal of every nonprofit should be to convert one-time donors into repeat donors. Remember, many of your prospective donors are going to find your nonprofit via its website or on social media.

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Mentor New York’s Virtual Fundraising Event Raises 12x Their Fundraising Goal With CauseVox

CauseVox

Imagine this: you set what you think is an ambitious fundraising goal for your virtual event and then watch as you double, triple, quadruple that goal in the days leading up to the event. Then, you cross the finish line – and end up raising 12 times your fundraising goal ! Ah, the powers of technology.

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4 Tips for Uncovering Your Donors’ Giving Motivations

Ann Green's Nonprofit

You can also use data gathered from social media, email, and other marketing platforms to see who is engaging with your communications. The donor journey follows these stages: Awareness: The donor discovers the nonprofit through a social media campaign.

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