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How to harness persuasion: Cialdini’s 6 principles and you

Hands-On Fundraising

How to harness persuasion: Cialdini’s 6 principles and you How do you persuade someone to help your cause? Maybe a little neuropsychology will help. But first, I’m not a scientist. But as a fundraiser, I think neuromarketing is fascinating. That’s why I love Roger Dooley’s blog. I find he often sparks new fundraising ideas for […] The post How to harness persuasion: Cialdini’s 6 principles and you appeared first on Hands-On Fundraising.

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Gen Z Donors Are Coming. Here's What Your Nonprofit Needs to Know

The Chronicle of Philanthropy

A new report looks at how young donors like to give and how nonprofits are engaging them By Emily Haynes Getty Images Although members of Generation Z are still far from their prime giving years, it's never too soon for fundraisers to learn how to attract their support.

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Is Your Nonprofit Ready for a Rebrand?

GrantNews

Question: Is your nonprofit ready for a rebrand? Occasional rebranding is important to consider in today’s fast-changing world. Everything moves so fast and attention spans certainly aren’t getting any longer. Sometimes, a nonprofit needs to reevaluate what is or isn’t working. Small changes can go a long way in revamping a nonprofit’s image.

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MacKenzie Scott and the Case for giving to Very Small Nonprofits Like Mine.

The Chronicle of Philanthropy

Ninety-two percent of organizations — including the one I lead — have budgets of less than $1 million and know what their communities need most. But Scott and others make it impossible for us to get needed funds. By Sneha Dave Ninety-two percent of organizations — including the one I founded — have budgets of less than $1 million and know what their communities need most.

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Four Data-Driven Principles for Better Board Performance

Center for Effective Philanthropy

The post Four Data-Driven Principles for Better Board Performance appeared first on The Center for Effective Philanthropy.

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A Really Tough Job: Nonprofit CEOs Work to Make Their Roles More Manageable

The Chronicle of Philanthropy

By Ben Gose James Heimer for The Chronicle 96% of the leaders in the Chronicle's exclusive survey report a high level of job satisfaction. But the demands are relentless. Plus, see the rest of our May issue, posted online today.

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Harnessing the Power of Social Media: Strategies for Effective Online Fundraising

NonProfit PRO

There are many online fundraising strategies, and you should consider social media. Here's how you can use social platforms for fundraising.

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IRS Encourages Tax-Exempt Organizations to File Their Taxes Ahead of May 15 Deadline

NonProfit PRO

The Internal Revenue Service encouraged tax-exempt organizations to file their taxes electronically by May 15.

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The Nonprofit Helping Local Newsrooms Tell Stories Visually

The Chronicle of Philanthropy

CatchLight, based in San Francisco, has been placing photographers in local newsrooms since 2019. By Nicole Wallace CatchLight, based in San Francisco, has been placing photographers in local newsrooms since 2019.

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Telling a compelling story: Communicating program impact in a grant proposal

Candid

It’s not uncommon for nonprofits to struggle with securing funding despite the strength of their programs. Often, the reason a foundation declines a grant has nothing to do with you. But if you want to stand out in a crowded applicant field, it’s essential to communicate your impact clearly and compellingly. (“Impact,” “results,” and “outcomes” all refer to evidence that your program is effective and will be used interchangeably here.

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Inclusive communications success stories

Future Fundraising Now

Want to know what can happen to your fundraising when you make it more inclusive? Good things. In my experience, revenue jumps 30% to 50% — and sometimes quite a lot more. I give a wide range because improvements in readability are rarely the only improvements being made. And the amount of change varies a lot, from slight to massive. We’ve been looking at some powerful material from the book <I>Writing for Dollars, Writing to Please: The Case for Plain Language in Business, Governm

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Resume Writing: Three Key Things to Get Right

Red Tape Busters

Whilst most professional job application writers would agree that the Work Experience section is one of the most important parts of a resume, there are three sections an employer will scan before they even get to that level of detail. Applicants often underestimate the importance of getting these sections perfect, as they focus too heavily on the details of their work experience.

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NEH Public Impact Projects at Smaller Organizations Grants

Library Grants

Deadline: June 12, 2024 (optional draft due May 8) The NEH's Public Impact Projects grants aim to assist small and mid-sized cultural organizations in expanding the scope, reach, and excellence of their public programs. These grants support activities such as enriching interpretive strategies, strengthening interpretive skill sets, and enhancing community engagement with public-facing programs.

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How to Host Your Next Successful Car Wash Fundraiser

DoJiggy

Hosting a car wash fundraiser is a popular method for organizations to raise funds while engaging the community in a fun and active event. This type of fundraiser is effective in raising money, promoting your cause, and building community support–especially when it comes to creating memories for young student volunteers. So, how can you make your car wash fundraiser successful?

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New And Old Techniques Target Donor Pipeline Expansion

The NonProfit Times

Leaders at Planned Parenthood Federation of America are all-in on replenishing the organization’s donor pipeline. While decisions regarding whether to focus on prospecting or donor retention are often rooted in economics (prospect in boom times, retain when conditions are rough), leaders at the New York City-based nonprofit see the 2024 election year as an opportune time for bringing on new supporters.