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GivingTuesday: 5 Ways To Steward One-Time or First-Time Donors  

The NonProfit Times

GivingTuesday is the day of the year where you find people of all ages and all demographics opening their hearts and their wallets to donate to causes and organizations that are important to them or to find new initiatives to support. Tap technology to support the donor journey and manage mission success. Make it personal.

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Who to Target with Your Planned Giving Program & Why

Blackbaud

Today’s demographic conditions also make planned giving especially worth investing in, as aging generations are poised to pass down record amounts of wealth to their heirs and favorite causes in the coming decades. They often have long philanthropic histories and a demonstrated interest in active estate planning and management.

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What is Online Fundraising? A Digital Way Nonprofits Can Increase Support

Blackbaud

Real-Time Tracking and Analytics Online platforms often provide real-time insights into donation progress, engagement, and donor demographics. An exception would be digital paid ad campaigns, where expenses run high based on the organization’s ad budget.

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AI as an Equalizer: Giving Small Nonprofits a Competitive Edge

Clairification

Using data like wealth screening, giving history, demographics, and engagement history, AI can analyze a donors affinity to a cause and the likelihood of becoming a mid-level or major donor. Identifying donors One of the benefits of AI is its ability to process and analyze large quantities of data very quickly.

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Essential Grant Writing Tips for Local Nonprofits

Think and Ink Grants

Pay close attention to the types of projects they have supported in the past and the specific demographics they target. Providing transparency in budgetary needs lends credibility to your proposal and ensures accountability in financial management. In addition to itemizing costs, you should offer justification for each expense.

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5 Data Management Best Practices to Apply At Your Nonprofit

Greater Giving

Strong data management is a necessity for nonprofits juggling multiple programs, fundraisers , and outreach campaigns. In this guide, we’ll explore five data management best practices your nonprofit can implement to run more efficient fundraisers, launch more impactful programs, and cultivate stronger donor relationships.

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Tips to Improve Your Nonprofit’s Peer-to-Peer Fundraising

OneCause

Your participant portal is the website landing page where your peer-to-peer participants manage their fundraising and find resources to help them support your campaign or event. You just might find new ways to create fresh and engaging experiences within your existing event or campaign. Make the most of your participant portal.