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5 Ways to Build a Digital Community that will Transform Your Nonprofit

Nonprofit Tech for Good

Both inbound and outbound engagement play a critical role in fostering relationships and expanding an organization’s online presence. Inbound Engagement is the foundation of authentic relationships. It requires initiating conversations with existing followers and engaging with other relevant accounts. Host live events.

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The Technology Behind Thriving Nonprofit Communities

Nonprofit Tech for Good

Its about designing a space that invites participation, fosters relationships, and makes members feel like they belong. A recurring theme emerged: most spaces feel like digital ghost townsfilled with resources and announcements but lacking conversation and connection. A thriving community requires more than a login page.

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Why business leaders should have more conversations with frontline workers

Fast Company Tech

Each week this newsletter explores inclusive approaches to leadership drawn from conversations with executives and entrepreneurs, and from the pages of Inc. Steven Kramer, CEO of workforce management software company WorkJam, shared an example of a retail client whose salespeople noticed a batch of sweaters that had uneven sleeves.

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Post-Event Follow-Up to Foster Long-Term Donor Relationships

Pamela Grow

Its an opportunity to deepen relationships, show gratitude, and keep the conversation going, turning one-time participants into lifelong supporters. How to Keep Donors Engaged Post-Event Your post-event messages are just the beginning of building stronger relationships with your donors.

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It’s possible to work across differences: Here’s how 

Candid

For example, when Trust for Public Land, funded by the Walmart Foundation, paired diverse community members to plan local park events together, the trust left the participants to decide on goals, choose a location, invite their networks, and create a program that would promote friendly interactions.

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Transcending the Transaction: Relationship Fundraising

Allegiance Group

With both donor acquisition and retention becoming more challenging, your organization must aspire to forge relationships with donors that go beyond a single transaction in order to deepen your donors affinity for your cause. By contrast, relationship fundraising is a deeper, more personal connection.

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The one thing to ask of donors for true engagement  

Candid

Asking donors to rethink the funder-grantee relationship Nonprofits are used to keeping donors at arms length, presenting their successesthe beautiful mosaicwhile concealing the individual tiles that make that successful impact possible. For example, imagine a donor proposes a health intervention that we know wont be effective.

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