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Even Storms Bear Fruit: Monumental Fundraising Opportunities For Food Banks In The Post-COVID Era

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Organizations across the board had a drastic increase in first-time gift givers in 2020. With so many one-time gift (OTG) donors, there’s never been a more opportune time to sift your donor base and find those special donors willing to become monthly supporters. I advise you to look into upgrading smaller gift givers to middle donors.

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Compassion Services International on Growing Your Nonprofit Email List, Donation Thank You’s, and Powerful Storytelling

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Compassion Services International (CSI) operates worldwide helping with medical missions, humanitarian aid, disaster relief, and education. When donors add commentary to their gift, the people that CSI helps can see these personalized messages of support and encouragement. Watch the interview on demand here. Recent Donors Notes.

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Online Giving Trends from 2009 and the Haiti Earthquake

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The average online gift in December 2009 was $244.17. Average Online Gift Trends. The average online gift in 2009 was $144.72. It should be noted that non-hospital healthcare sector nonprofits have a higher percentage of online peer-to-peer fundraising than hospitals ($120.16) which may account for the lower average gift.

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Online Giving Trends from 2009 and the Haiti Earthquake

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The average online gift in December 2009 was $244.17. Average Online Gift Trends. The average online gift in 2009 was $144.72. It should be noted that non-hospital healthcare sector nonprofits have a higher percentage of online peer-to-peer fundraising than hospitals ($120.16) which may account for the lower average gift.

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Donors needed for our friends in Japan. Will you help?

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Already the NonProfit Times is reporting that charitable donations are lower for the response to the disasters in Japan than to the earthquake in Haiti. The media is less focused on the human story and the media is the primary driver for disaster giving. The Jewish Federations of North America. Church World Service.

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