Tim Connor, M.Ed, CFRE is back to answer another viewer question from Ep. 1 of our Summer Break Series: 'If most growth comes from an organization's existing donor portfolio, why do we even need new donor pipelines?' Watch this year's Summer Olympics Edition of our Summer Break Series where we're taking you through each stage of the donor cycle. Catch up on last week's episode on identifying donors and don't miss tomorrow's episode when we walk you through qualifying those donors!
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Meet Dulari, Tiffany, and Brady. Are you looking for the playbook to fundraise more by creating journeys that guide donors from their first interaction to becoming lifelong advocates? The answer isn't a complicated one. It's threaded through an intentional donor journey. Tune into this episode as our experts walk us through how to create a modern donor journey within our organizations today. 🎧 https://lnkd.in/gpEahczh
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Calling ALL fundraising professionals!!! Have you been told what you need to do but nobody’s telling you how to do it? Que the HeART and Science of FUNdraising!!! Susan Kramer Consulting and Angie Lieber will bring you a unique, refreshing, and inspiring 5-week course to teach you how to: · Learn how to develop a culture of fundraising as a team sport. · Understand how to use data to support your decisions. · Excavate the passion of your next major donor hiding in plain sight. · Prove or disprove alignment with foundations. · Know who you are and what superpowers you bring to the table. · Understand how to lean into your strengths. Register Here: https://lnkd.in/gksdi6NJ
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✨ Want to improve your nonprofit's donor retention rates? Tune in as Julia Campbell shares tips on email engagement, storytelling, and more to transform donor relationships. Listen now! 🎙️ Watch full episode >> https://bit.ly/3YCVLzr
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Speaker | Trainer | Podcast Host | I help storytellers safely gather and tell painful stories by speaking about trauma-informed storytelling
Ready for the next Storytelling Circle? Over 30 folks joined the April Storytelling Circle, and we dug into questions like: 🤔 What are some tactics to respectfully ask clients if they're willing to share their stories? 🧐Are there resources for trauma-informed storytelling specifically centering on youth? 🫣How do you avoid creating a trauma porn experience? 😬How do we meet partners' needs while maintaining the dignity of story owners? + more We also went into break-out rooms to share our experiences and challenges in a smaller, intimate setting. So, are you coming to the next one? Here's the info: May Storytelling Circle May 16, 2024 9 am PT | 12 pm ET This event will not be recorded to ensure a confidential space for open dialogue. RSVP here 👉 https://lnkd.in/e5MDFV-K Thanks to the generous support of our partners at Donorbox, this event is entirely free. Discover how Donorbox can revolutionize your fundraising efforts by seamlessly streamlining your process, enhancing donations, and providing a user-friendly experience for your supporters. PS Cody will likely not be there, he is very busy shaping public discourse on climate change.
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We cover a lot of topics on the Cause+Effect podcast, but we haven’t spent much time talking about capital campaigns. If you are in one now, or will be in one in the future, I highly recommend listening to this episode! Listen here: https://bit.ly/3wrCyFm
Capital campaigns are often complex, multi-year projects that can be challenging to execute well. Dunham+Company’s Erik Rogers, Chief Strategist for Donor Advancement joins Trent on this episode of Cause+Effect to set the stage for a successful campaign and unpack five fundraising mistakes you’ll want to avoid. Find it here: https://bit.ly/3wrCyFm
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CEO, BuildGood | Fundraising growth team that helps nonprofits build a multi-channel, metrics-based approach to grow revenue from new and current donors.
👇 improving donor retention and meeting donor needs doesn’t have to be complicated. In fact, the simpler and human….the better. You can’t go wrong with Caitlin Padanyi’s advice here.
You’re making it more complicated than it needs to be. A report-back can be: A quick text A 2-line email A mediocre-quality photo in the mail with a few words on the back Don’t make your donors wait for your glossy annual impact report. I know you love your donors. So share some joy as you go! Let your donors peek into their impact throughout the year! You’re doing great! 💙
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Remove the “guess work” in direct response fundraising through effective testing! Register now to get free access to the first of five quick episodes filled with practical wisdom and real testing insights that will help you propel your fundraising forward. Watch now => https://hubs.ly/Q02JXBBy0
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Social Impact Solutions and Virtuous together?! If you're a nonprofit that's ready for a change....a change in strategy? maybe a change in tooling? Keep reading. Check out this opportunity below with Virtuous to view a platform built on the proven tenets of Responsive Fundraising that will amplify your fundraising while reducing staff effort. (yup!) Check out Social Impact Solutions if you recognize you want help in refining your mission and message for maximum clarity and impact.
Is 2024 the year you transform your fundraising strategy and move the needle on generosity? Join our partners, Virtuous, on Thursday, March 7th at 1pm ET where they’ll give an exclusive demo of the Virtuous platform and answer questions about their features. You’ll get to: ✔️ See an overview of the Virtuous platform ✔️ Understand the foundation of Responsive Fundraising ✔️ Connect with other fundraising leaders ✔️ Have your questions answered! Save your seat: https://lnkd.in/eaRkwtRt
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How can we flip the downward trend of individual gifts into something good? 📉 ▶️ In this video, Dana Snyder will teach you 5️⃣ practical strategies to build a donor acquisition plan that generates passionate monthly donors. 💝 Say goodbye to low donor retention numbers and unpredictable revenue! https://lnkd.in/gP-HgVjQ
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Client Coordinator at Mission Advancement
3moThis is a really good reminder. Thanks, Tim!