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Beyond the One-Time Gift: Advanced Techniques for Donor Retention

Charity Village

However, despite the nonprofit industry’s average donor retention rate of 45%, organizations all over the world are struggling to keep their donors coming back for more. Summary: Did you know that retaining donors is 5 times more cost-effective than recruiting new ones?

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7 Steps to Better GivingTuesday Donor Retention

Neon CRM

The nonprofit industry loves talking about how to run a successful GivingTuesday campaign. It’s easy to focus on fundraising success and forget about donor retention. If those new donors never make a second gift, that return on your investment won’t grow. And why not? Retaining your GivingTuesday donors is important, too.

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[Webinar] Major Gifts Workshop: The Art of the Big Ask

CauseVox

Are you ready to revolutionize your fundraising efforts and take your organization’s major gifts to new heights? Join us for the highly anticipated, free, major gifts workshop, “The Art of the Big Ask.” Develop a solid stewardship framework for building lasting donor relationships and boosting retention rates.

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[ASK AN EXPERT] What’s A Good New Donor Acquisition Rate?

Bloomerang

Today’s question comes from a nonprofit employee who wants advice on what would be considered a good new donor acquisition rate. I know about donor retention rates, goals, etc., but I’m not finding much data on what is a good new donor acquisition rate or goal annually. . How much can you invest?

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Best Practices for Donor Acquisition and Retention Through Direct Mail

Bloomerang

Best Practices for Donor Acquisition and Retention Through Direct Mail. There are some in the industry who preach that older donors simply won’t accept digital communication, or that young donors reject traditional mail ,” said Ron Sellers, President of Grey Matter Research. Combine your direct mail campaign with a product fundraiser.

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The Numbers Are in and They Ain’t Good. Will Nonprofits Continue to Turn a Blind Eye?

Pamela Grow

And the retention of those new donors was a leading cause of the decline. The sharp decline in new donor retention, which decreased by 21.8%, represents a significant challenge to the industry. The struggle to retain donors is widespread, with the lowest recorded donor retention rate at 42.6%.

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Build Resilience for the Tough Times Ahead

sgEngage

It’s fundamental that donor retention remains one of the most critical factors in the long-term success and resilience of organizations. And, when looking at new, first-time donors nearly two-thirds never make a second gift. If you have a 66% donor burn rate—the industry average—it actually costs you $45.00

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