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7 Ways Nonprofits Can Automate Donor Retention

Nonprofit Tech for Good

Use scheduled reports to make sure you have the most relevant and up to date information sent to your inbox: monthly, weekly, daily, etc. When you only run these reports monthly, quarterly, or even yearly, the information is a bit stale, and it can be overwhelming to do much with your list of donors. List of major gifts given today.

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How to Craft a 1-Page Nonprofit Annual Report

Get Fully Funded

It’s that time of year – time to create your nonprofit annual report. An annual report is a great way to give both donors and the community an overview of what your nonprofit accomplished during the year. Let’s start with the purpose of your annual report. And an annual report is a great way to do that.

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Smartsheet: Frustrated with online project management no longer

Judi Sohn

In addition to spreadsheets, there’s quite a bit of Microsoft Project thrown in (it can even import Project files). Templates – Any sheet can be saved as a template. We also have templates for requirements and discovery documents, configuration checklists and more.

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Is social media helping you meet your mission? It can!

Amy Sample Ward

Share it back: Be sure that you don’t just track and store the data, but you report back out to the organization and even community. You can use this template to get you started. Make a copy of the file for your own use (otherwise anyone on the web will see your data if you put it in my template), or download the file. >>

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Life after Common Ground: Part 5 – Conga Composer

Judi Sohn

But did you know that you can use Conga to generate a fully formatted Word file of your monthly donors, let’s say for your newsletter or annual report? I need to get this to the volunteer who lays out our newsletter in a neatly formatted Word file. The template I built looks like this. That’s it.

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Top 20 Best WordPress Plugins for Nonprofit Websites

Nonprofit Tech for Good

Enable Media Replace – easily replace an image or file without having to delete, rename, and re-upload to the Media Library. Disable Gutenburg – get the Classic Editor back and disable Gutenberg completely, or selectively disable for posts, pages, roles, post types, and theme templates.

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10 Random, But Useful Online Communications Tips for Nonprofits

Nonprofit Tech for Good

Make it easy for your subscribers to find and follow your nonprofit on social media by adding call-to-follow icons at the top of your email templates. A very common mistake made by nonprofits is releasing infographics for reports and campaigns in PDF format. 4) Create social media graphics for reports and fundraising events.