Ignore My Preferences – Plan to Fail
If you ignore your donor’s preferences, they will more than likely leave your organization to find a more welcoming place to give their money.
If you ignore your donor’s preferences, they will more than likely leave your organization to find a more welcoming place to give their money.
Here’s a list of what NOT to do. When fundraisers treat their donor like an ATM, it’s the worst kind of transactional fundraising.
Most non-profits are great at getting gifts, but they quickly move on, forgetting about the donor. Don’t do that. Stay with that donor, and they’ll stay with you.
Professional fundraisers shouldn’t have job titles that talk about the money or about internal goals. It’s a role that serves donors.
Your first resolution of the New Year should be to give your donor outstanding service.
Are you providing great “customer service” to your donors? Here are 10 ways to impress them so they stick around for the long-term.