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How To Develop And Maintain Your Fundraising Calendar (Downloadable Template)

CauseVox

A fundraising calendar can help you streamline this process so you can raise more with less effort. Managing your fundraising efforts can be difficult, especially if you are working on a team. This is where a fundraising calendar comes in handy. Heres a breakdown of how to develop and maintain your annual fundraising calendar.

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How to Use Your Website to Promote Your Nonprofit Online

Ann Green's Nonprofit

Later on, when your nonprofit has the time and resources, you can expand your website by adding other important pages like the ones below: History Our Team Financials Events/Calendar Resources/Blog Online Shop Your cause may also impact the additional pages you should add or build.

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2024 Year-End Recap: Evaluating Fundraising Events

Greater Giving

Attendee Engagement Track metrics like number of auction bids, donations, social media shares, and post-event survey responses to gauge participation and event impact. Invest in Technology: Use event management tools to simplify planning and track performance. Use this data to improve retention strategies and build relationships.

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Donor-Centric Tips: Do Your Donors Share Your Passion?

GrantNews

Above all, increase your real-world impact by implementing donor-centric management. Donor-Centric Management Defined If a donor shows an interest in your nonprofit or small business, it may be safe to assume they share a passion for your mission. Donor-centric management or donor stewardship is nurturing your connection with donors.

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The 10-Step Guide to Mastering Facebook for Your Nonprofit (In Just a Few Hours a Week)

Wild Apricot

And it’s a valuable use of your time: 48% of social media platform donors give on Facebook. And here’s the truth: you’re much more likely to be successful with social media if you start with a strategy. According to Harvard Business Review, having a social media strategy is key. and decide how often to post. Consistency is key.

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Overcome Overhead with Strategies to Reassure Potential Donors

GrantNews

Nonprofits who manage expectations, reassure potential donors, and deliver above and beyond will enjoy success. For example, give frequent updates to donors on the good things your organization is doing through social media or email blasts. For example, grant-seekers use the Grants Calendar to schedule grant application submissions.

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How to Transition Your GivingTuesday Campaign into a Year-End Fundraising Push

CauseVox

By now, GivingTuesday has become a fixture on nonprofit calendars, inspiring generosity worldwide. Think back on what made the day successful—was it the heartfelt story shared on social media, the surge of donations from a matching gift, or the high open rate on a well-crafted email appeal ?