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CauseVox
SEPTEMBER 9, 2024
Even if you don’t follow a definitive fundraising calendar , it’s still vital to come up with a year-end fundraising plan —and stick to it. Year-End Fundraising Campaign Goals Here’s an example of what a year-end fundraising communications calendar can look like before Dec 1: Want this template to create your own year-end fundraising plan?
Nonprofit Tech for Good
JANUARY 16, 2022
Implement a multichannel fundraising strategy with plenty of different opportunities to give. You may be surprised to learn that multichannel donors contribute four times as often as online-only or offline-only donors. Winter 2022. Related Resources: How to Find and Engage Major Donors. End-of-Year Fundraising Dashboard.
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NonProfit Hub
SEPTEMBER 4, 2014
Creating a story for rewards will describe how each wish item can help your cause and make a difference in someone’s life. Your supporters might want to see a difference made by their contribution and a result achieved by your nonprofit. Think about both online and offline thank-you gifts. Measurable Outcome. Be creative.
Beth's Blog: How Nonprofits Can Use Social Media
JUNE 3, 2010
To help her celebrate, I invited to write a post with some steps and tips for integrating web content, email, and social media. As you develop your editorial calendar and think about what to say and where to say it, keep in the mind the strengths and weaknesses of various channels. Guest Post by Kivi Leroux Miller.
Bloomerang
JUNE 1, 2022
31% of offline-only first-time donors are retained for over a year , versus 25% of online-only first-time donors. In your brand messaging, emphasize that the campaign is a team effort, the donor and your nonprofit are in unison, and your nonprofit relies on the generosity of its supporters to make a real difference in your cause area.
Connection Cafe
SEPTEMBER 23, 2010
Test your messages – use different messages and calls to action, track trends and iterate the most effective techniques. Make a calendar – outline all activities you want to share, plan activity that integrates with overall organization messaging and schedule them in advance (tip: make a calendar).
Beth's Blog: How Nonprofits Can Use Social Media
FEBRUARY 3, 2015
Several posts offered us different ways to think about personal productivity in an age of unlimited choices. Jacobwith, Firestarters, shared some really great tips about using your online calendar and Evernote. Marc Pittman is hosting next month’s Nonprofit Blog Carnival on celebrating your nonprofit’s cause.
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