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Eight Fundamental Concepts for Successful Non-Profit Fundraising Events

The Fundraising Authority

Fundraising events are a staple part of non-profit development programs worldwide. Many non-profits focus on the event part of fundraising events – they find a great headliner , hire a nice band, find a good venue and print up nice invitations. You need to build relationships (with sponsors, auction donors, guests, etc.)

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Which Customer Relationship Management (CRM) Software is Best for Your Nonprofit?

Nonprofit Tech for Good

Fundraising comes down to one thing: relationships. The ability to track and monitor those relationships should be the #1 priority for organizations seeking to expand their donor base or increase their revenue. Nonprofits can easily track in-depth information regarding the number of meetings, relationships ties, and giving history.

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Standing Out in the Noisy Space of the Non-Profit Sector

The Storytelling Non-profit

Standing out in the noisy non-profit sector -- increasing the volume of your fundraising and communications is not the answer. And yet, this is a strategy I see non-profits getting stuck in this time of year. This means you are relationship building 365 days a year and not just in the week before Giving Tuesday. Click to Tweet.

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10 Engaging Content Ideas for your next non-profit Newsletter

The Storytelling Non-profit

Newsletters are an unquestionably good way to build relationships with your constituents, in particular, donors. A great strategy that I recommend is to create a list of broad content ideas for your non-profit newsletters. 10 ENGAGING NON-PROFIT NEWSLETTER IDEAS 1. 10 ENGAGING NON-PROFIT NEWSLETTER IDEAS 1.

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Impact to Story: How to Explain Non-Profit Impact Through Storytelling

The Storytelling Non-profit

They give to your non-profit because they want to see a change in the world and be part of making it happen. However many non-profits struggle to explain what their impact is in a clear and compelling way that motivates donations. If you want to read more about the relationship between facts and non-profit stories, read this article.

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Story Interviews for Non-Profits

The Storytelling Non-profit

When I talk with non-profit professionals about their storytelling endeavors, I often get asked questions about interviewing someone for their story. Story interviews for non-profits are a skill you can master. Story Interviews for Non-Profits – Why You Need to Have a Conversation and Not Just an Email Exchange.

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Stop Looking for a Fundraising Magic Bullet

The Fundraising Authority

Statements of these are symptoms of a big problem at your non-profit. How Thriving Non-Profits Really Get There. Non-profits like that spent time in the trenches, prospecting, cultivating, and asking. But in the end, it’s the only way to build the fundraising program and the non-profit that you’ve been aiming for.