Wed.Jun 29, 2022

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Newsletter: Why You Should Treat Partnerships Like a Stadium-Naming Opportunity ; The Fundraiser That’s a Punching Bag for Cause Marketing Critics ; 5 Ways Marketing Can Support Sales

Selfish Giving

?????? With the holiday ?? on Monday, I'm taking a vacation day next Wednesday. I'll be back in your inbox on Wednesday, July 13th. Have a great Fourth of July! ?????? Since it's difficult to tie many nonprofit/for-profit partnerships to an actual boost in sales for the corporate partner (we all struggle showing this, right?), do partnership teams need to focus on the more nebulous "branding" benefits of supporting a nonprofit event or cause?

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The NonProfit Voice Ep 65: Discover Giving Trends by Analyzing Your Donor Data

NonProfit PRO

In this episode of The NonProfit Voice Tech Series, Mark Becker is joined by Maria Shanley at Second Harvest Food Bank of Central Florida and Abby Jarvis at Neon One, to talk about data. They explore how nonprofits should analyze data and trends in giving, as well as exploring a nonprofit's donor segments and demographics in order to better engage donors.

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[Webinar] LinkedIn & Twitter Best Practices for Nonprofits

Nonprofit Tech for Good

LinkedIn and Twitter have unique roles in your nonprofit’s social media strategy. LinkedIn is ideal for connecting with sponsors, funders, and thought leaders while Twitter is a fast-moving community built upon real-time news and information sharing. In this two-hour webinar , nonprofits will learn best practices for using LinkedIn and Twitter.

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New Research From OneCause Examines Evolving Social Donor Expectations

NonProfit PRO

OneCause released findings from its latest research, "The Giving Experience Study." Findings provide insights from social donors who gave to fundraising events over the past year and include what motivates them, when and how they will be comfortable returning to in-person events, and what influences repeat donations.

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You don’t have to be great at everything!

Concord Leadership

In a recent coach certification class discussion, we were talking about the benefits of helping our clients explore their hardwiring. We looked at the three levels of hardwiring included in Quadrant 3 Leadership: Abilities (like those surfaced in the Highlands Ability Battery) Behavorial (like those explained in systems like DISC) and Motivational (like those described […].

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WEBINAR: Use Data to Take Your Fundraising to New Heights

NonProfit PRO

Taking your fundraising to the next level is easier than you might think. Join this free webinar on 7/20, presented by Bonterra and Cathexis Partners, to learn simple yet effective tips on how to use your nonprofit’s data to uncover trends and find new opportunities to improve your fundraising results.

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[Podcast] Should you hire an operations manager? with Krysta Grangeno

The Charity CFO

Nonprofits teams have a tendency to break into silos that don’t communicate well with each other, like fundraising, programs, finance, HR. And when those groups don’t communicate well with each other, things break down and get much harder than they need to be. The founder or executive director can sometimes bridge those gaps, but they should really be more focused on large-scale vision, rather than micro-execution.