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How to Do Year-End Fundraising the Right Way (Part II)

The Fundraising Authority

Last week, we started a three article series on year-end fundraising. In this post, I want to talk about the strategy behind raising more money during the final 4-6 weeks of the year. In our next post , we’ll go over a step-by-step plan for maximizing your year-end fundraising. The 5 Rules for Supercharged Year-End Fundraising.

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How To Convert More Recurring Donors + Increase Gift Size

CauseVox

As fundraising becomes more and more digital, creating sustainable and predictable donations takes on new importance. Let’s take a look at some of the best practices for making recurring donors a part of your fundraising strategy. It’s up to you to show that recurring donations hold a special place in your fundraising strategy.

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The 5 Rules for Supercharged Year-End Fundraising

Connection Cafe

According to the most recent statistics , your organization could be raising over half of your donations during the last six weeks of the year. The first rule for strong year-end fundraising is that the message of your year-end campaign needs to be consistent with your message throughout the year. Avoid the gimmicks and the hype.

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15+ Giving Tuesday Campaign Ideas (and Expert Tips) for 2021

Qgiv

For your nonprofit, this means the holiday season opens the door to opportunities for fundraising success— and there’s no better way to kick off this successful year-end fundraising push than to participate in Giving Tuesday ! Use a text fundraising campaign. billion to causes they care about, a 29% increase from 2019.

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Guest Post by Michaela Hackner: Community Matters Even At SXSW

Beth's Blog: How Nonprofits Can Use Social Media

But beyond all of the hype and noise, the most dominant theme I keep coming back to is that community is and always will be King. For example, through a Twitter campaign during the conference, Mark Horwath raised $50,000 for his organization InvisiblePeople.tv to help promote awareness of homelessness in America.

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Community Matters, Even at SxSW

Forum One

But beyond all of the hype and noise, the most dominant theme I keep coming back to is that community is and always will be King. For example, through a Twitter campaign during the conference, Mark Horwath raised $50,000 for his organization InvisiblePeople.tv to help promote awareness of homelessness in America.