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Turning the comms toolkit upside down

Candid

This typically means creating an exhaustive, robust library of materials, pre-launch, to get the word out on social media, email, and your website to drum up interest and support for your organization’s upcoming, exciting initiative. But does this traditional approach to toolkits make sense given the amount of time and effort it requires?

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Top 10 Reasons to Choose Big Fundraising Ideas for Your Next Fundraiser

Big Fundraising Ideas

Planning a successful fundraising event takes time, effort, and resources. We provide promotional materials, social media guidance, and email templates to help organizers spread the word and boost participation. Why Choose Big Fundraising Ideas For Managing TheEvent?

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Staying Connected to Emerging Community Needs

The NonProfit Times

Utilize Social Media and Digital Tools Social media platforms provide a rich source of real-time insights into your community’s evolving needs. This process should be habitual, not just a one-time effort. Keep communication consistent with regular newsletters, social media updates, and community events.

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Ways to Stand Out on Grant Applications

GiveSmart

However, writing grant applications can be a very time-consuming and stressful process. Investing your time, effort, and resources into writing a grant proposal can be frustrating if it doesn’t pay off. For this reason, it’s critical to make your grant proposal impactful and notable to a selection committee.

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Facebook for Schools: Connecting and Engaging with Alumni

Tech Soup

With more than 900 million users, Facebook is the top social media site on the planet. Once you have your page, you’ve got to put in the time, effort, and creativity to build a vibrant community of engaged fans. The best time to build that relationship is while they’re a student at your school.

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What you need to know BEFORE you start a nonprofit

Get Fully Funded

Your Board members should not be family members, but people who are interested in your cause and have an applicable skill, such as accounting, marketing, social work, or social media, that they are willing to bring to the table. Contact media outlets and suggest a story about your new nonprofit. Ask your Board members to do the same.

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How to promote monthly giving on GivingTuesday.

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Let your donors who engage with your GivingTuesday messages know you value their time, effort, and money while you promote monthly giving options by suppressing certain recipients from your year-end mailing. So, what’s a fundraising professional to do? Well, here’s what we recommend.