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When a donor is ready to make a planned gift, often their financial advisor enters the picture. Remember, these advisors serve not only your donor
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When a donor is ready to make a planned gift, often their financial advisor enters the picture. Remember, these advisors serve not only your donor
Planning a nonprofit board retreat may sound like a huge undertaking, but it is a vital component of managing a board of directors. Since it
If you have been in the fundraising industry for a while, you probably remember a time when planned giving newsletters were a surefire way to connect with donors. While the majority of people still prefer direct mail as a form of communication over e-mail, the popularity of planned giving newsletters has dwindled. Planned giving newsletters still produce benefits and are an important tool in hitting donation targets, but they must be sent with a clear strategy and must target the correct people.
Nonprofits willing to take risks are open to endless fundraising opportunities. Is your organization playing it safe and staying small?
What’s your donor’s why? No, seriously. What is it? If you can’t answer that one question, you’re already fighting an uphill battle. I see it
There was a time in my life where I was a micromanager. It was bad. I would go so far as to instruct a team
By Dennis Haber It seems to be one of those fundamental laws: If there’s air travel involved, there’s a good chance you and your luggage
If you have been in the fundraising industry for a while, you remember a time when planned giving newsletters were a surefire way to connect with donors. While the majority of people still prefer direct mail as a form of communication over e-mail, the popularity of planned giving newsletters has dwindled. Planned giving newsletters can still be a useful tool, but they must be sent with a clear strategy.
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