by Jeff Schreifels | Nov 1, 2024 | Accountability, coaching, Frontline Fundraiser, Success, The Veritus Way | Accountability, Coaching, Professional Development
If you are a frontline fundraiser, you need a coach. It’s doesn’t matter if you are brand new to the profession or you have over 20 years of experience. I have seen first-hand, over and over again, the difference a coach makes in the success of a fundraiser’s...
by Richard Perry | Nov 17, 2023 | Asking, Fear, Frontline Fundraiser, Program Information | Asking, Fundraising, Major Gift Officers, Passions and Interests, Permission-Based Asking, Storytelling, Teamwork
The donor is giving $5,000 a year. She has the capacity to easily give $250,000, has the inclination, and has an expressed desire to connect more deeply with the organization. But the frontline fundraiser does not ask for more. Why? He is afraid it might offend her...
by Veritus Group | Oct 13, 2023 | Careers, Frontline Fundraiser, Fundraisers, Major Gift Fundraisers, Major Gift Fundraising, Professional Development | Jobs, Major Gift Officers, Mission, Professional Development, The Veritus Way
Today’s Client Corner article features an interview with Gina Hedberg, Donor Relations Director at Holt International Children’s Services. Gina Hedberg discovered her career in fundraising through an unconventional route. After several years practicing...
by Richard Perry and Jeff Schreifels | Mar 3, 2023 | Failure, Frontline Fundraiser, Job Performance, Success | Accountability, Evaluation, Hiring and Retaining Staff, Metrics, Performance
“Why am I failing at my job?” We hear this question a lot these days. Failure is lurking for many (if not most) mid-level, major gifts, and planned giving officers in the non-profit sector. But it’s a quiet question. You have to dig to find it. Why? Because these good...
by Karen Kendrick | Dec 7, 2022 | Frontline Fundraiser, Job Characteristics, Personal Development | Fundraising, Personal Development, Professional Development
Right this moment, your head is down, running full speed, until you reach the end of this holiday season. Your hand is cramped from writing so many notes, your heart is beating fast, and you don’t quite know how you will make it through. So, why the blog on who you...