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Answer these 6 questions to frame your fundraising plan structure

Get Fully Funded

Drafting a fundraising plan can be intimidating, especially if it’s your first time and you have no fundraising plan structure. But if you want to fully fund your nonprofit, you simply must have a plan. Your answers will give your fundraising plan structure and allow you to move forward with this important task. I’ve been there.

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3 Keys to Setting Up Your Fundraising Calendar for Success

Top Nonprofits

your fundraising calendar for 2016. Within the plan, drive towards four different “funding catalysts”. Calendar year end. A funding catalyst is a reasons why people want to give to your organization. Each funding catalyst has three elements: • Deadline. Use during each of your funding catalysts.

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5 Reasons To Keep a Virtual Fundraising Event on your Calendar

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Here are 5 reasons why you should keep virtual fundraising events on your calendar: . Yet, having a virtual event on calendar, you’re able to secure vendors and create video conference lines in a matter of minutes. We take care of everything from event structure to creating content to day-of responsibilities.

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Creating Financial Transparency with Your IRS 990 Series (and Maintaining Tax Compliance)

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Filing your organization’s annual return is an opportunity to show them that you are a responsible steward of funding and are committed to the mission statement. For organizations operating on a calendar year, this deadline will be May 15th. This number only continues to grow.

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Happy New Year? It depends what nonprofit “year” you’re talking about.  

Candid

Calendar year Let’s start with the easy one. The calendar year is the one you’re used to thinking about, the one your Outlook and Google calendars use. It starts on January 1 and ends on December 31 (assuming a Gregorian calendar). Many nonprofits select their fiscal year end based on their programing or funding cycle.

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Your ‘’Day After” GivingTuesday Plan

Bloomerang

Subscribe here and follow their calendar. Remember that post-GivingTuesday fundraising is an opportunity to build on the momentum generated on GivingTuesday and sustain your organization’s funding. They’ve done the work for you! Share updates, success stories, donor giving stories, and milestones.

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3 Steps to Write a Stellar Nonprofit Development Plan

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Create a fundraising calendar for your nonprofit’s development plan. Create a fundraising calendar for your nonprofit’s development plan. To help your nonprofit set an achievable timeline and pace your fundraising efforts, create a fundraising calendar during your nonprofit’s development planning process.

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