The "Up and Out" Fallacy
Big-dollar donors don't need to be protected from your regular mail stream.
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Tim Burgess
You also might want to ask each of your staff colleagues to call five to 10 of these upper-level donors twice during the year, once on the anniversary of their first gift to your organization and again during the holiday year-end period.
Above all, keep asking for financial support. Each year, these important donors should receive a blend of communications that ask for support, thank them for their gifts, report how their gifts are being used, and provide opportunities for participation such as volunteering and advocacy.
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