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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.
When non-profits set up different departments for their various fundraising vehicles, it creates a barrier for donors.
Are you treating donors more like a nuisance than a part of your mission? As a major gift officer, you must care to serve your donors well.
While there are multiple explanations for reduced giving from donors, there are two main drivers behind donor dissatisfaction.
If you think donor fatigue means donors are tired of giving, you’ve got it wrong. Donors are tired of the way you treat them. Here’s how to reset the relationship.
Part two of a two-part series dedicated to answering the top questions we hear about relationship-based mid-level fundraising.