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[Free Webinar] The Giving Tuesday Cheat Sheet for Nonprofits

Nonprofit Tech for Good

This presents an amazing opportunity for any size nonprofit to enter the New Year with new relationships, new insight into their retention strategies, and new ideas to engage their community online. Phase 2: How to Create & Schedule Your Giving Tuesday Communications.

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Maximizing Donor Relationships: Harnessing the Honeymoon Phase in Fundraising

Pamela Grow

Have you ever heard of something called the ‘honeymoon phase?’ In marketing, the term ‘honeymoon phase’ refers to the period (usually one to two weeks) following a customer’s purchase. And the savvy business builds on that relationship. You’ve probably seen honeymoon phase influence used a lot. Right from the start.

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There’s Nothing Artificial About Fundraising

Bloomerang

The most common concept spoken about in the nonprofit community is being in the business of building relationships. I once heard relationships described as something you have until something better comes along. I dont believe that goes nearly deep enough. Its almost transactional. That misses the mark.

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As a Disaster Unfolds, Fundraisers Can Do More Than Raise Money

sgEngage

But until the danger has passed and the urgent needs of the community have been met, apply your talents to strengthening relationships with supporters and neighbors. Disaster response is complex and so are all the phases of recovery. Recovery campaigns will follow.

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HBO’s The Last of Us is back for season 2, and so are we

Ars Technica

I fell in love with the first game, especially the relationship between Joel and Ellie, and I thought the first season of the show captured that quite well. It does seem like were moving into Phase 2 of most zombie apocalypse fiction. Phase 1 is: Theres an infection! Phase 2 is: Humanity attempts to rebuild.

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Preparing for the Inevitable: How Grantmakers Can Thrive Amid Climate Events

sgEngage

If possible, establish these relationships beforehand so you can make an immediate impact. Build Strong Partnerships Establish relationships with other grantmaking organizations and community leaders. Plan for Internet Outages Ensure that you have a plan for short-term internet outages.

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To lead in DEI: Disrupting inequality requires disrupting culture  

Candid

Then, based on our findings, we implemented new initiatives to respond to the needs of our staff, such as “Career Conversations,” which requires managers to discuss career plans with all direct reports, not just those with whom they already had a mentor-mentee relationship. Take a phased approach. Be transparent.

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