As you’re going into the next decade, it might be a good time to take stock of some old ideas that can be new again.
I cannot believe another year has come and gone. I looked at the calendar and noticed the opportunity to write one more article.
This summer, I (Katrina) was in New York City, seeing clients and people whom I hoped would become clients.
Planned giving should be a critical piece of every nonprofit’s fundraising strategy. Yet, many organizations are leery.
Email communication continues to be an important tool in a nonprofit organization’s peer-to-peer fundraising toolkit.
As someone who has raised money for a number of years, I’ve found that it’s always good to look at international fundraising trends.
Volunteer engagement is a two-way street. Treat the volunteers like you would like to be treated.
The conversation about whether to have a registration fee for a peer-to-peer event is had in countless committee and board meetings.
The relationship started like any other. The donor wanted to give to a specific program. The organization was very happy to help her.
If you have a holiday card on your direct mail schedule, I highly recommend to include your monthly donors this time of the year.
