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4 Times Churches Should Use Waivers

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Churches are home to fantastic communities and act as gathering places for children, parents, family, and friends. Now that churches are able to cultivate community in-person once more, it’s important that you continue to take precautions while you plan events. Let’s jump into the four times your church should use waivers.

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Hosting a Winning Kentucky Derby Fundraising Event

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Hats, Horses, and Hope: How to Host a Winning Kentucky Derby Event The thrill of the race, the mint juleps flowing, and the outrageous hats – there’s something undeniably fun about the Kentucky Derby event. Setting the Scene: Derby Event Decor Transport your guests to the heart of Churchill Downs with creative decorations.

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Hold a BLOCKBUSTER Virtual Event Like The Dougy Center

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At the very start of the pandemic, The Dougy Center seized virtual fundraising by the horns and held their very first online-only event. The event team had learned incredible flexibility from a year full of endless changes, and they were willing to adapt and try out new ideas to make it happen. Let Guests Give and They’ll Give.

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12 Times When You Should NOT Look for Grants

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But interestingly, there are many times when grants are not the answer. In fact, here are 12 examples of times when you should NOT look for grants. 12 Times You Should NOT Look for Grants 1. You need time to build your reputation and prove that you’re doing good work. Time is important. Because grants take time.

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Crafting a Winning Fundraising Plan for Your Next Charity Event

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Elevate Your Impact: Crafting a Winning Fundraising Plan for Your Next Charity Event As a nonprofit professional, you understand the importance of effective fundraising. This blog post outlines the key elements for creating a successful fundraising plan for your next charity event, empowering you to maximize your impact.

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How To Do A Donor Cultivation Event

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Considering doing a donor cultivation event ? According to fundraising expert and author Penelope Burk, 67% of respondents attending a donor cultivation event credited it as the reason why they made their gift. . Donor cultivation events allow you donors to experience firsthand how they can make a difference. Smart decision!

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Harnessing Nonprofit Events for Marketing: 3 Top Strategies

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Picture this: You’ve rolled out the red carpet for your nonprofit’s event , snapped pictures and videos, invited donors to dance the night away, and raised important funds for your mission. While these funds have a long-lasting impact, the event itself is over in the blink of an eye. Create a robust nonprofit marketing plan.