Events, Coronavirus, Lost Revenue: What to Do
If you need to cancel your event, here are some ways to make the best of it, and to stay engaged with donors.
If you need to cancel your event, here are some ways to make the best of it, and to stay engaged with donors.
While the intention of “GivingTuesday” is noble, the practical application of it is diverting the attention of many non-profits away from developing relationships with donors.
There’s a place for events in your major gifts fundraising strategy, but it needs to be centered within a relationship-focused approach.
A fundraising gala isn’t a way to grow long-term revenue; it’s a quick hit of cash, with a lot of work that takes MGOs away from their primary jobs.
Be sure you know the difference between manufactured “special days” and the irregular opportunities that arise to bind your donor to your cause. They’re not the same thing.
Event season comes along regularly. We get asked regularly about how you turn an event donor who gives a major gift into an actual major donor who is inspired by your mission. Here are some tips.