The Fundraising Coach

JANUARY 17, 2025

By understanding the most common obstacles and how to overcome them, your nonprofit can host events that not only meet your goals but also inspire and engage your community. Set Realistic Expectations: Communicate clear timelines and goals so your team knows whats achievable within your available resources.

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Big Fundraising Ideas

MAY 13, 2025

This clarity will help you set specific goals and make your fundraising appeal more compelling to potential donors and participants. specialized medical supplies not covered by insurance, transportation to appointments) that limited discretionary funds could helpaddress. Assign specific roles (e.g.,

Fundraising

Blackbaud

JUNE 11, 2025

This trend is small, and many private schools still struggle to reach their enrollment goals, but it does create an environment ripe for admissions teams. Inquiry Source and Demographics Knowing where your inquiries originate and the demographic makeup of your “best-fit” students is critical to refining your marketing strategies.

Applicant

DH Leonard Consulting & Grant Writing Services

MARCH 17, 2023

Their goal? “To Census Bureau website ( www.census.gov ) has thousands of tables full of social, economic, housing, and demographic data. You can learn about Baby Boomers, school districts, occupations, nativity, foreign trade, poverty, building permits, transportation, and so much more. But never fear – the U.S.

Grant

Qgiv

APRIL 24, 2023

Here are nine steps to help you with your nonprofit event planning: Determine goals of your event Design a budget Find volunteers and sponsorships Decide who you want to attend Pick the venue Produce a plan Advertise your event Thank your donors Evaluate the event 1. Your goals will help you start to plan your event.

Budget