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2024 Year-End Recap: Evaluating Fundraising Events

Greater Giving

Whether your events included auctions, galas, or virtual campaigns, understanding key metrics and takeaways will set you up for even greater success next year. Key Metrics to Evaluate Your Fundraising Events When assessing your events, focus on measurable outcomes that align with your goals.

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Using Moves Management: A Step-by-Step Guide to Cultivating Major Donors

Center for Major Gifts

This approach is known as moves management a structured method of planning and tracking each interaction or move that nudges a donor from initial awareness to a transformational gift. A defined moves management framework makes your fundraising efforts more efficient and fosters genuine, long-term connections with donors. email opens).

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How nonprofits can deepen corporate partnerships

Candid

Ask for skills-based volunteers to tackle key organizational challenges such as marketing or operational support, project management, translation, and tech services. Look at tools such as Double the Donation to see if your corporate volunteers are eligible for Dollars for Doers grants or matching gifts. Recruit potential board members.

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Post-Event Follow-Up to Foster Long-Term Donor Relationships

Pamela Grow

These touchpoints dont have to be elaborate a heartfelt email or social media post can go a long way. By tracking key metrics, you can measure the duration and quality of your donor relationships and identify areas for improvement. Offer opportunities for them to stay involved in ways that align with their interests and capacities.

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9 Common Fundraising Mistakes: How Many Are You Making?

Blackbaud

Mistake #6: Neglecting Data and Metrics Fail: Decisions are based on anecdotes rather than data-backed evidence. Track key metrics: Review donation retention rates, average gift size, cost per dollar raised, and lifetime donor value. Are they capturing the metrics that matter most for your organization?

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Best Practices for Collecting Fundraising Campaign and Donor Data

GiveSmart

Collecting and managing data can help you better manage these things to future-proof your mission and grow revenue. This is where collecting, managing, and understanding data becomes crucial. Examples of quantitative data include metrics such as donation amounts, number of donors, and page views.

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The Biggest Challenge for Fundraisers: Getting That First Prospect Meeting

Blackbaud

This finding is particularly puzzling because the majority of those surveyed expressed confidence in their abilities, in the effectiveness of their fundraising materials, and in the fairness of their performance metrics. In fact, the right technology can transform the first-meeting hurdle into a pipeline management opportunity.