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Why 2024 May Be a “Make or Break” Year for Nonprofits

Allegiance Group

The big uptick came around October or November and was likely motivated by external factors such as global conflicts, the war in the Middle East, and international disasters. Rather than identifying the traits of your current major donors and going after similar prospects, consider who on your file shows an affinity for giving more.

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Nonprofit Technology News: 2013 Year in Review

Tech Soup

Younger people who are the most deeply engaged demographic on social media are likely to also use services like YouTube and also Twitter, Pinterest, Tumblr, and Instagram. It also has back-end tools including hosted Exchange (email), SharePoint (file serving), and Lync (messaging and conferencing). is another one I’m watching.

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Monthly Donors: Who Are They, Really?

Qgiv

As Jean-Paul Sartre once said, “Commitment is an act, not a word,” and the best way to show commitment to causes you believe in is by showing up all year, not just when the issue is trending. November and December are the most common single-gift months in a non-disaster period. Are your assumptions about age demographics accurate?

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Forum One Staff Share OpenGov Ideas

Forum One

On January 21, 2009, the White House issued the Transparency and Open Government Memorandum. The Department of State should develop a Young Diplomats Program which would provide students with the opportunity to advance their understanding of the core topics and issues relevant to the foreign service. Disaster Response.

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Guarantee Success for Your Year-End Campaign with Donor Data as Your Guide

Connection Cafe

National Change of Address (NCOA®): About 11% of the US population moves every year and reports it to the United States Postal Service, which requires that mailers process their data through NCOA® at least once every 95 days to keep mail files currents. (In Typically, this process should be run once per year.

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