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News to Use! What Fundraisers Can Expect from the 2017 Tax Cuts and Jobs Act Expiration

Gail Perry Group

In 2017, Congress passed the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act (TCJA), which significantly altered the U.S. Here's what else we've learned about TCJA's impact: Lower Tax Rates: Result in a higher perceived cost of giving, with donors feeling less incentivized to offset tax burdens through philanthropy. Keep nurturing those major donors.

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Who to Target with Your Planned Giving Program & Why

Blackbaud

This form of fundraising provides predictable (and often unrestricted) future funding, strengthens relationships with loyal supporters, and builds powerful social proof among your community. Understanding donor motivations will inform your entire fundraising approach, from research to segmentation, outreach to stewardship.

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Discussing a Change in Leadership with Your Donors

Blackbaud

As bridge builders whose success depends on forging authentic relationships with donors, fundraisers can sometimes find the line between the professional and the personal becoming blurred. And most organizations are not ready. Both donors and fundraisers may experience feelings of loss, uncertainty, and even resistance.

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How to Raise Funds for a New Nonprofit

Get Fully Funded

And that means you have to figure out how to fundraise for your new venture. Should you start a GoFundMe or turn to a Facebook fundraiser? To fully fund your mission, you have to become a fundraiser. First Steps: Learning and Planning As with all big projects, its important to learn all you can about how to fundraise.

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Lapsed Donors: How to Get Them Back

CauseVox

If you’ve been in fundraising for a while, you start to recognize the names, the gala captain who always brought friends, the monthly donor who replied to every newsletter, or the runner who raised big because a loved one was helped by your program. Then one day, you notice they haven’t given this year. Your stomach sinks. Where did they go?

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Event Attendee Follow-Up and Cultivation: A Complete Guide

DonorSnap

Yet too many organizations treat events as isolated fundraising activities rather than strategic entry points into long-term donor stewardship. The truth is, every person who walks through your event doors is a potential lifelong supporter if you know how to cultivate them properly. It starts with your registration process.

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Only the Top 1% of Nonprofits Accept Gifts of Real Estate

Planned Giving

You Can Be Up There With Them Many fundraisers hesitate to explore real estate gifts, viewing them as complex and unfamiliar. By understanding the facts, fundraisers can unlock a major opportunity to generate substantial gifts that benefit both donors and charities alike. The reality? These myths are just thatmyths.