Establishing yearly objectives for nonprofits is vital for guiding them toward achievement. It goes beyond simply envisioning great aspirations; it's about being deliberate and strategic. By taking the appropriate elements into account, nonprofits can develop a comprehensive plan that efficiently aligns their resources and initiatives. Interested in exploring the 18 factors that can influence your goals? Discover this valuable resource to enhance your nonprofit's strategic approach! https://okt.to/DRZtsW
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Setting annual goals for nonprofits is crucial for steering the organization toward success. It's not just about dreaming big; it's about being strategic and intentional. By considering the right factors, nonprofits can create a solid plan that aligns resources and efforts effectively. Want to dive deeper into the 18 factors that can shape your goals? Check out this insightful resource and elevate your nonprofit's strategy! https://okt.to/yeXtld
Council Post: 18 Factors To Consider When Setting Annual Nonprofit Goals
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New from me on the FCP Blog: Nonprofits thrive on visibility, trust, and community support. That's where nonprofit #PublicRelations comes in! Discover three powerful ways PR can boost your cause and make a real difference. Read: https://bit.ly/4b3uTve
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Something that I've learned from my years in the fundraising industry is that donor relationships aren’t as easy as they seem... But maintaining these relationships is everything. Over the years, I’ve seen 5 common misconceptions nonprofits have about donor relationships. Misconception #1: “We need some quick fundraising wins” Misconception #2: “Donors don’t want to hear from us too often” Misconception #3: “Our organization’s reputation speaks for itself” Misconception #4: “We should only talk about major milestones” Misconception #5: “We should spend the majority of our time targeting companies and foundations” If these sound familiar, you’re not alone. Many nonprofits struggle with these pitfalls—and that’s why I’m creating an in-depth course on how to avoid them. ➡ Join the waitlist now to be first in line when it launches (which should be very, very soon!). Don’t miss out on this chance to strengthen your donor relationships and enhance your nonprofit’s impact. https://lnkd.in/grpAscbz
The Donor Loyalty Roadmap
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If you've ever thought about the 3 fundraising questions below: Do nonprofits that have many revenue streams do better than those that have fewer? Which revenue streams are performing best in our current fundraising environment? Where are nonprofits directing their investments to optimize their success in future years? Then explore the #BlackbaudInstitute's latest report: The Resilient Nonprofit to find out the answer to each and to become setup for current best-practices.
New Report: The Resilient Nonprofit
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Nonprofit organizations learn very quickly not to put all their funding eggs in one basket. But is there a possibility for too much diversity when it comes to revenue streams for nonprofits? Are there other predictors of resiliency? Check out the #BlackbaudInstitute's latest report to learn more.
New Report: The Resilient Nonprofit
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Funders, our role goes beyond financial support—we have the power to foster a collaborative environment among grantees. 🌍✨ Encouraging and supporting nonprofit partnerships can lead to stronger, more resilient communities. Let's recognize and act on our unique opportunity to bridge the gap and enhance the impact of the nonprofit sector. Check out this guide from Dr. Colton Strawser to see how you can start empowering connections among nonprofits in your impact area. https://blkb.co/3ZRj3ld
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It's a key fundraising season for nonprofits. When creating your campaigns, make sure you're evaluating how well each component of your piece: ☑️ Grabs attention ☑️ Creates interest ☑️ Builds desire ☑️ Instills conviction ☑️ Prompts action
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I won't lie - I've got a small list of people who serve nonprofits that I fanboy for. How do you make my list? Here's the criteria: - Be a dope person - Pour into the nonprofit sector with your expertise/skillsets - Provide free resources for nonprofits to accelerate digital-first fundraising strategies Two of those people on my list ➡ Dana Snyder and Kat Skeen over at Positive Equation. It's one of the main reasons that I made sure our team at iDonate was one of the first to jump at the opportunity to support Dana's newly-launched Monthly Giving Summit (airing digitally this September for free!) Why was this a no-brainer? Check it 👇 To quote Dana, "My mission is to help nonprofits create sustainable giving models by building monthly giving programs so everyone can become a philanthropist. By the end of this event, you will have the tools - and people behind you to make your vision of a successful monthly giving program a reality." If you have ever crossed paths with Dana & Kat - you know this is their core DNA and they are going to bring the 🔥 Get on the list for this cant-miss event today. Do it. Do it right now. You are welcome in advance:
Monthly Giving Summit
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How can a nonprofit truly serve its community? The best strategies are the ones that align your nonprofit’s unique strengths with your community’s real needs. But how do you get there without burning out your team? In our upcoming webinar on Oct 17, we’ll dive into the #1 mistake nonprofits make and how you can avoid it in our upcoming webinar. It’s time to focus on what really matters—your impact. Sign up for the free session here - https://lnkd.in/da-uy2VX
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Drive meaningful change, align your mission and vision, and achieve your nonprofit's goals with "Pursuing Impact," a six-stage strategic planning guide for nonprofits. https://lnkd.in/eEg2-YM2
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