Don't Be Afraid of the Challenges Ahead!
Customarily, the arrival of autumn conjures up excitement for football, festivals, and fabulous fundraising events. This year is...
5 Steps To Start Your Nonprofit’s Community Relations Efforts
What are Community Relations and how do they to help your nonprofit grow? Community Relations are the means to meet your prospective...
Nonprofit New Year Resolutions to Keep (or Make Right Now)
Focusing Your Fundraising Efforts in 2020 Most of us in small nonprofit life are starting our first full week of the new year. I know, I...
Get Ahead for Next School Year While Winding Down This One: Five Steps to Grow Your School Annual Fu
Successful school annual funds bridge the gap between students paying hefty tuition fees for operational expenses. In the National...
March Shouldn’t Have to be Maddening: How to Build and Keep Strong Relationships with Grantors
Building Relationships with Grantors How about those Loyola Ramblers? The Cinderella team or underdog (pun intended as they are part of...
4 Tips to Build Strong Donor Relationships
As we move into the second half of the year, many of us are deeply involved in planning and executing our special events. The multitude...
Does Asking For Money or Falling Short of Your Fundraising Goals Scare You?
Asking for money can be a scary proposition. Managing the proper activities and orchestrating a team of people to conduct these...
Giving Isn't Just For The Christmas Season
Holy Thursday, Batman! Lent is almost over, and I’m sure that we are all ready for the Easter holiday. Below is a recap of some of our...
How to Inspire Daddy Warbucks to Become a Donor: A Guide to Maximizing Your Event
Happy #TipsTuesday! Maximizing Your Events Cha-Ching…Your non-profit organization holds various special events throughout the year, and...
Is Your Annual Report 2000 and Late? A Guide to Annual Reports in the Digital Age
#TipsTuesday! Creating awareness is oftentimes folded into the mission of many nonprofits. So how do you get your annual report to not...
