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- Check and double check to ensure that you acknowledged everyone who gave to you during year-end.
- Meet with your donor-services team or vendor and find out what your donors said when they called to donate or complain during the holiday giving season.
- Which donors upgraded to the midlevel and major-donor levels? And what have you done with them?
- Fill your office or conference room walls with every message your donors received from Oct. 1 through Dec. 31 in the order in which they received them.
- What new donors did you acquire, and what lapsed donors did you reinstate? Is your new-donor or newly reinstated donor strategy in place, and how is it working?
Cobb Church will co-present City Harvest's case study at the second annual Engage Conference in Philadelphia next month.
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- City Harvest
- Craver, Mathews, Smith & Co.
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