Long-Term Engagement
The Vietnam Veterans Memorial Fund refreshed everything from new-donor conversion, to lapsed reactivation, to new membership strategies to breathe life into its maturing fundraising program.
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Unlike the actual memorial, The Wall That Heals isn’t made of stone, so it’s nearly impossible to get a name rubbing. Instead, visitors put in name-rubbing requests and provide contact information. They also can opt in to the mailing list.
Tourism websites are also a key source of new names for VVMF. Once a person is directed to the organization’s website from a tourism site, engagement begins immediately. VVMF helps visitors plan their visits to D.C., checks in with them directly prior to their trips and then follows up afterward — all as a way of encouraging interaction to guide them to opting in to VVMF’s list.
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