Mon.Jan 30, 2023

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10 Ways to Raise More Money in 2023

NonProfit PRO

As we move forward in a new year, nonprofits that work hard and work smart can boost gift income to enjoy record resource development years. I want to highlight 10 pragmatic ways that nonprofit leaders can more effectively ask for and secure gifts that will fuel their missions.

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What to expect when you’re expecting to rebrand your nonprofit

Candid

Your nonprofit’s brand is an important tool for communicating your mission to supporters and earning their trust. Effective branding also gives potential donors an accurate and compelling picture of your organization that encourages their vital support. But what if you decide to rebrand your nonprofit? Rebranding can be used to improve public perception of a nonprofit’s organization, but it’s a major decision and significant project to undertake.

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Supercharge Your Capital Campaign With Challenge Gifts

NonProfit PRO

If you’re planning a capital campaign, or perhaps in the midst of the long quiet phase slog, challenge gifts are the perfect way to reenergize your community of stakeholders and donors.

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The Inspiring Legacy Behind the Kansas City Chiefs: The Story of H. Roe Bartle

NonProfit Leadership Alliance

Written by Miles Bilka, CNP Reading Time: 3 minutes Like many other Kansas City residents, we are ecstatic to see the Kansas City Chiefs return to the Superbowl! But, this one hits a little closer to home for us at the Nonprofit Leadership Alliance. Why you might ask? Because of our founder, Harold Roe Bartle! Popularly referred to as “The Chief” ( and namesake of the Kansas City Chiefs ), Bartle was a former two-term Kansas City mayor and one of the region’s most impactful youth leaders and pu

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Public Interest Registry Launches.giving to Streamline Online Fundraising

NonProfit PRO

Public Interest Registry, the nonprofit organization that runs the.org domain, launched.giving — a brand new top-level domain that will streamline online fundraising and donating.

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How Mid-Level Can Partner with Direct Response

Veritus Group

Here are three ways you can partner with your direct response team to build personalized mid-level touch points. The post How Mid-Level Can Partner with Direct Response appeared first on Veritus Group.

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Why Having A Strategic Plan Is Vital For Your Nonprofit’s Board

Bloomerang

If you serve as a board member on a nonprofit board of directors, or if you are an executive director that works with board members, then these nonprofit board challenges might resonate with you. I’ve served on many boards and have worked with many nonprofit board members. I often hear of two common challenges that board members face: implementation issues and fundraising burnout.

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10 Strategies to Celebrate Nonprofit Donors on Valentine’s Day

Clairification

M onterey Bay Aquarium shares the love with their donors. Last year, you posted about sending donors valentines, which I came across a bit too late in the game, so I sent emails. But, this year, I kept that idea and planned for it, and sent handmade valentines to my top level donors. I felt like I was in 2nd grade with my glue stick and doilies, but the response has been amazing!

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Ask Rita: I’ve Never Fired Anyone Before — and Now I Have To!

Blue Avocado

In this edition of Blue Avocado’s Ask Rita column, we answer a reader’s question about how to handle termination of employment at their nonprofit properly and with due regard for all concerned. The post Ask Rita: I’ve Never Fired Anyone Before — and Now I Have To! appeared first on Blue Avocado.

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When, why, and how to interview staff and board for a nonprofit website redesign

The NonProfit WordPress

One of the most useful resources on this site for anyone building a nonprofit website is the redesign questions for staff and board members. The people on your board and staff hold critical knowledge around the organization’s values, work, and history. Collecting information from these “internal stakeholder” is helpful in so many ways: Understanding the expectations people have for the new website and setting new shared expectations Understanding the history of past website pro

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Nonprofit KPIs, Goals, and OKRs: Centering on the Metrics that Matter

Prosper Strategies

Have you ever wondered the difference between nonprofit KPIs and OKRs and whether or not you need both? Learn more about nonprofit metrics and which systems you need at your organization. The post Nonprofit KPIs, Goals, and OKRs: Centering on the Metrics that Matter appeared first on Prosper Strategies.

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Comment on How to Fire Utterly Toxic Nonprofit Board Members by How to Recruit the Best Capital Campaign Volunteers

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How to Organize a Golf Tournament Fundraiser [Steps + Ideas]

Donorbox Nonprofit

As per ZIPPIA’s latest golf statistics, 6 million people in the age group 18 to 34 play golf. And US golfers are said to have an average household income of $125,000. What does it mean for your organization? A successful golf tournament fundraiser can easily bring revenue from $5,000 to over $100,000, depending on the […] The post How to Organize a Golf Tournament Fundraiser [Steps + Ideas] appeared first on Nonprofit Blog.

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Blue Avocado Presents: Why ESG is Important to Your Nonprofit – Live Q&A

Blue Avocado

Our presenters, Dr. Emily Young, Executive Director of The Nonprofit Institute and  Florence Tandy, President/CEO of Leadership Bridges will help you understand the “why” behind ESG and provide a path for starting discussions about building an ESG framework for your organization. The post Blue Avocado Presents: Why ESG is Important to Your Nonprofit – Live Q&A appeared first on Blue Avocado.

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10 Tips for Choosing the Best Card Reader for Charity Donations

Donorbox Nonprofit

How many times have you asked someone for an in-person donation, only to hear this response: “sorry, I don’t have any cash”? Checkbooks are just as rare these days, meaning nonprofits are missing out on countless in-person donations. That’s where having a reliable, easy-to-use card reader comes in. In this article, we’ll look at why […] The post 10 Tips for Choosing the Best Card Reader for Charity Donations appeared first on Nonprofit Blog.

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8 fundraising errors you can avoid

Jeff Brooks

There are a lot of ways fundraising messages to wrong and fail to move donors to action. Here are 8 common ways things go sideways, from the For Impact Blog at 8 Common Messaging Challenges : Engagement starts at the wrong altitude. Donors give to make specific good things happen. We don’t win their action by telling them about our overall strategy for saving the world.

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Thank You Letter for Church Donation – Steps with Free Samples

Donorbox Nonprofit

Writing a good thank-you letter for church donations can be tricky! In addition to showing gratitude, thank-you letters are the right thing to do to acknowledge gifts – especially if your church has official 501(c)(3) status. In this guide, we’ll walk you through steps and tips to write perfect thank-you letters. We’ll even throw in […] The post Thank You Letter for Church Donation – Steps with Free Samples appeared first on Nonprofit Blog.

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Finally, the questions you should ask that have been proven to lead to gifts from wealth

iMarketSmart

Let’s talk about wealth We want the donor to talk about assets. Why? Because 1. It creates a setting of wealth sharing. 2. It uncovers capacity for a major gift. 3. It reveals opportunities for creative solutions. For example, a donor Is planning to sell an appreciated asset[1] Is not planning to sell appreciated stocks[2] Is getting ready to retire[3] Is taking retirement account distributions[4] Has a big income spike[5] Can’t use tax deductions[6] Has kids who don’t want to take over the farm

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Nonprofit Leadership – The Ultimate Guide for a Real Difference

Donorbox Nonprofit

Nonprofit leadership helps direct a nonprofit toward meeting its organizational goals while inspiring staff and volunteers to effectively take on the challenges they encounter at work. The leadership of a nonprofit is primarily its Board of Directors. They are responsible for strategic planning, financial oversight, fundraising, and hiring other leadership roles like the Executive Director. […] The post Nonprofit Leadership – The Ultimate Guide for a Real Difference appeared first on

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How the Visa Foundation is helping both local and global nonprofits

Nonprofit Leadership Podcast

We have all heard of Visa, a world leader in digital payments, but most don’t realize that the corporation has a philanthropic arm to their company. Today’s guest, Graham Macmillan, explains what the Visa Foundation is doing. He also shares key lessons nonprofit leaders can learn from corporate philanthropies. Graham is the President at the Visa Foundation.

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14 Donor Retention Strategies to Show Your Donors Some Love

Get Fully Funded

Valentine’s Day is not just for couples. It’s a great time of the year for some hot donor retention strategies! The holiday reminds us that everyone deserves love and attention. That includes donors, too. It’s one of my favorite holidays to spread a little love to my donors. As a Development Director, I used to get kids’ Valentine cards and send them to my best donors.

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Memphis — Lord of the Flies Redoux And Why the Power Paradigm Must Change

Fundraising Leadership

Issue 220 — January 30, 2023 I recall a car ride where a male professional colleague and I bantered about our different perspectives on a serious issue. I don’t remember what we were arguing about, but I can’t forget his closing argument. “Estrogen logic!” he declared, as a way of diminishing me and my point of view. To which I lobbed back, “Testosterone poisoning!