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[ASK AN EXPERT] How to be Appropriately Kind to In-Kind Donors?

Bloomerang

Dear Want to be kind to in-kind, You are right to consider all donors when thinking about your gratitude, recognition and cultivation strategies. Most organizations list in-kind donors separately from monetary donors in their recognition listings. If it’s reasonable, it doesn’t cost you anything to acknowledge their generosity.

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NTEN Leading Change Summit #14lcs: Reflection

Beth's Blog: How Nonprofits Can Use Social Media

As a trainer, I create two agendas – a participant agenda which is a summary and a more detailed facilitator’s agenda. There is always a dance between too much detail and specific times vs less detail. Participants need to have a good sense of what is coming next, but as a trainer you need some flexibility with timings.

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6 Tactics for Increasing Donor Retention

Connection Cafe

donors who gave in Q1 2017 vs. donors who gave in Q1 2018. Once they gave, they didn’t feel appreciated or adequately acknowledged. Maybe nothing is more impactful than a physical recognition handwritten by your leadership staff—Executive Director, Board members, key staff, etc. How to Calculate Your Donor Retention Rate.

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Book Club Part 4: Teams and Superstars

Museum 2.0

Many museums, especially large ones, exhibit the worst of the feudal cubicle wars--the Collections Department vs. the Exhibition Department vs. the Education Department. And absent that opportunity, we need to develop team approaches that allow the bit of superstar within each team member to be acknowledged and supported.

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The Ultimate Guide to Promoting Your School’s Giving Day

sgEngage

When I worked at Cheshire Academy , the marketing team opted to capitalize on its mascot (the cats) and a generous trustee whose last name was Katz, developing the Katz vs. Cats Challenge. Mention them by name if they haven’t asked to be anonymous, and acknowledge their history of generosity and involvement. Follow Up with Graphics.

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