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How to Segment New Donors for Effective Communications

Hands-On Fundraising

Winning a new donor is always an exciting feat. Your mission has inspired yet another individual to support your cause, and that’s something to celebrate. However, once you pull in new donors, it’s time to start strategizing how to keep them around. Too few nonprofits focus on donor retention, and the numbers show it. In […] The post How to Segment New Donors for Effective Communications appeared first on Hands-On Fundraising.

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New Era in Women's Sports Fueled by Decades of Women Donors

The Chronicle of Philanthropy

Since Title IX's enactment in 1972, female athletes, activists, and donors have steadily fueled a slow-burning revolution in women's sports, culminating in today's record-breaking participation. By Sara Herschander Vadim Ghirda, AP Recent years have seen unprecedented levels of donations and investment into women’s sports. One donation of $4 million went to support the 2024 Olympic medal-winning USA Women’s Rugby Sevens team, above.

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Trusting community organizers to build a multiracial democracy

Candid

In California this election year, we’re seeing efforts to reverse recent gains to advance racial and economic equity. But community and labor leaders, housing and other advocacy groups, and environmental justice organizations are fighting back. There’s a push from the ground up to strengthen civic participation, increase affordable housing, and secure resources for schools and communities.

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Retired Surgeon and Inventor Gives UCLA $120 Million

The Chronicle of Philanthropy

The gift from Gary Michelson and his wife, Alya, will create an immunology research center aimed at developing new treatments to prevent and cure diseases. By Maria Di Mento David Hume Kennerly A $120 million donation from Gary and Alya Michelson will help UCLA launch the California Institute for Immunology and Immunotherapy. Plus, three prominent LA museums land an art collection and $15 million for acquisitions, and medical students in Baltimore to benefit from $10 million for scholarships.

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AI for Grant Writing: 20+ ChatGPT Prompts You Can Use

This prompt guide for ChatGPT contains 20+ tested ChatGPT prompts, along with tips on how to use this tool the best way. Nonprofits can engage with ChatGPT to brainstorm ideas, refine project plans, and craft compelling narratives for grant proposals.

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Partner With HALO & Revolutionize Donor Incentives

NonProfit PRO

Since 1996, we’ve revolutionized donor incentivization for non-profits by eliminating traditional barriers—no more inventory hassles or invoicing surprises! With your support, we’re excited to launch our new, cost-effective program designed for a broader audience. Interested in learning more? Book a meeting today with Roger Burnett, CAS—we can’t wait to connect and share the magic!

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Repositioning the Revenue Department for the Content Creator Wave, Part 2

NonProfit PRO

As content creation grows, nonprofits must adjust to this new revenue stream. Here's how content creation supports peer-to-peer efforts.

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Reversing the “Inevitable” Decline in Individual Giving Rates and Building Your New Pipeline of Donors

CauseVox

Discover why volunteers are the key to building and expanding your donor base by converting passionate volunteers into committed donors. In this session, Geng Wang discusses why volunteers are the key to building your donor pipeline and expanding your donor base. Studies have shown volunteers are some of your best donor prospects and volunteering also retains existing donors.

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From Grassroots to Global: Scaling Your Fundraising Efforts

Soapbox Exchange

Most nonprofits dream of helping as many beneficiaries as possible. The more people they can help, the more successful their organization has become. To facilitate this type of growth , your organization must put substantial effort into scaling your fundraising efforts. After all, you’ll need increasingly more funds to expand your services and impact over time.

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Advance your mission with Sage nonprofit accounting and management software

The NonProfit Times

Get your nonprofit future ready with the #1 cloud fund accounting software by Sage. Flexible advanced functionality to streamline essential finance and accounting processes like nonprofit revenue recognition, grant tracking and billing, spend management and Sage Intacct Mateo to make savings and loans management uncomplicated and effortless. Learn more The post Advance your mission with Sage nonprofit accounting and management software appeared first on The NonProfit Times.

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Turn Your Fundraising Event into a Catalyst for Major Gift Development

Greater Giving

Fundraising events are a staple in the nonprofit world, often seen as essential for raising immediate funds and increasing awareness. But what if these events could do more? What if they could serve as a launching pad for developing major gifts that significantly impact your organization’s long-term success? By strategically planning and executing your events, you can turn them into powerful tools for major gift development.

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Pastor Appreciation Month: Ideas to Honor Clergy (and Their Family)

DoJiggy

Every October, congregations around the world come together to celebrate Pastor Appreciation Month, dedicating time to honor their church leaders’ spiritual guidance and dedication. In this article, we explore why Pastor Appreciation Month is significant and offer a guide on how to effectively convey gratitude to your spiritual leader and their families.

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Fees: The Four-Letter Word in Fundraising Software

GiveSmart

F€€$. It is the four-letter word in fundraising software. Some providers make it seem like a PhD is needed in nonprofit technology to sort out what a nonprofit will really be paying to raise critical mission dollars. And, as everyone knows, there is often a high cost to another four-letter word, “free.” So, what fees are standard and necessary to have secure, working technology and support when it’s needed?

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Square Financial Services Launches Grant Initiative to Drive Community Development in Utah

NonProfit PRO

Square Financial Services opened applications for the 24 Squared grant initiative in partnership with the Community Foundation of Utah.

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Unhelpful Management Practices: Navigating the Impact of Unchecked Mean Girl Dynamics

Blue Avocado

Need a surefire way to drain morale and productivity at your nonprofit? Try a consultant with no guardrails. I’ve been away from high school for 40 years now, but last year I felt like I was living in the movie Mean Girls. Unlike the stereotypes brought to life at North Shore High in the original 2004 movie, this was a weekly dose of treachery within the development department of a community-based nonprofit.

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The Future of School Fundraising: Trends to Watch

Big Fundraising Ideas

The Future of School Fundraising: Trends to Watch Blog Summary: The future of school fundraising will be transformed by several key trends, enhancing the effectiveness and reach of these essential efforts. Digitized fundraising events, such as virtual runs and online auctions, are gaining popularity due to their flexibility and accessibility. Businesses increasingly invest in education, forming partnerships providing substantial financial support and resources.