Getting the Most Out of Board Retreats: 7 Best Practices
by Tim Ardillo Nonprofit Board retreats can be a productive tool to get key volunteers and staff on the… Read More »Getting the Most Out of Board Retreats: 7 Best Practices
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Establish a Plan Early for Counting Planned Gifts in a Campaign
by Andy Canada Nonprofit organizations across the country utilize campaigns to rally key constituents around programs and projects… Read More »Establish a Plan Early for Counting Planned Gifts in a Campaign
New Research Shows Benefits of Diversity on Nonprofit Boards
Nonprofit boards that include a higher percentage of women tend to have board members who participate more in fundraising and… Read More »New Research Shows Benefits of Diversity on Nonprofit Boards
Best Feasibility Study Questions to Generate Authentic Donor Feedback
by Lee Ernst A feasibility study, in JGA’s view, is active campaigning and is an integral part of the… Read More »Best Feasibility Study Questions to Generate Authentic Donor Feedback
Using Events for Donor Cultivation & Stewardship
by Tim Ardillo I’ve spent a good deal of my career thinking about events and how to best use them… Read More »Using Events for Donor Cultivation & Stewardship
Using Naming Rights in Fundraising
By Dan Schipp A common practice among nonprofit organizations — the offering of naming opportunities to donors – is seemingly… Read More »Using Naming Rights in Fundraising
Four Keys to an Effective Feasibility Study
by Angela White After 19 years of consulting, the feasibility study process is still the most rewarding work… Read More »Four Keys to an Effective Feasibility Study
Fundraising to Pay Off Nonprofit Debt
by Andy Canada Have you ever considered raising philanthropic funds to reduce or eliminate your organization’s debt? Raising funds for… Read More »Fundraising to Pay Off Nonprofit Debt
Role Play the Donor Relationship, Not Just the Ask
by Tim Ardillo So, I have been on a soapbox lately about a practice that we fundraisers often… Read More »Role Play the Donor Relationship, Not Just the Ask