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Steal this E-Mail! A Sample Year-End Fundraising E-Mail for Your Non-Profit

The Fundraising Authority

The articles in that (free) series present a clear, step-by-step plan you can use to raise more money during the final weeks of the year. Today, I want to present a sample year-end fundraising e-mail for a fictional non-profit organization. For many organizations, long (or super-long) snail-mail fundraising letters work.

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Creating Fundraising Systems for Your Nonprofit

The Fundraising Authority

This is a two part article on how to create fundraising systems for your nonprofit. They had one full-time development director on staff, but everyone – including the staff, the board, the volunteers, even the donors – was constantly worried about fundraising. The letter will be sent out in the mail on the following day. #4

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74 Free or Low-Cost Tools and Resources for Nonprofits

Nonprofit Tech for Good

Their website templates are mobile-compatible, built on WordPress, and include recurring giving, event and volunteer management, email newsletter sign-up, and blogging. Ideal for staff and volunteer appreciation. Postable allows users to easily send cards and postcards through snail mail. WiseStamp :: wisestamp.com.

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How to Collect Compelling Stories to Use in Your Fundraising Work

The Fundraising Authority

Other times, we talk to our donors through newsletters, e-mails and snail mail letters. The second type of storytelling that your non-profit will engage in, and our focus for this article, is telling the stories of the individual people and groups that are involved with your organization.

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3 Quick Ways to Double Your Online Fundraising Revenue

The Fundraising Authority

Well, okay, not totally for free – instead, try giving something away in return for a person’s name and e-mail address. You are collecting e-mail addresses on your website, aren’t you? What are you doing with your current e-mail contact list? Take a look at The Fundraising Authority website. Ask for (Just a Little) Action.

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End-of-Year Giving Campaign: 13 Successful (Yet Underutilized) Strategies

CauseVox

Personally, I’m a big fan of asking those serving on the board of directors to not only donate first (which is a given) but to also volunteer with fundraising efforts. The same goes for your major donors, long-time volunteers, and others who’ve shown commitment to your cause over the years.

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6 Strategies to Involve Young People in Your Nonprofit

Nonprofit Tech for Good

Most nonprofits would love to have more young people join their cause as volunteers or donors. The article states, “Gen Zers are eager to engage as volunteers and promoters of your organization and cause…By all accounts, however, organizations have made a limited investment in mobilizing Gen Z’s energy.”

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