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4. Leverage your human capital
Getting volunteers involved can take time, but it's worth it — so start early. Think about using this as an opportunity to engage younger individuals, as well. Use this human resource to broaden your reach. Some members will want to host cultivation or stewardship events. Others might hold key relationships that they're willing to access on the organization's behalf. Invite leadership volunteers to assist the organization by taking on four to five existing or new relationships with major givers that they will lead in cultivating with the ultimate goal of major-gift solicitation. Consider using some of the new technology options to keep people informed and engaged.
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