
The Role of Power, Position, and Money in Frontline Fundraising (Part 1)
As a frontline fundraiser, you have power to influence real-world outcomes. Will you use it to help others, or for your own gain?
As a frontline fundraiser, you have power to influence real-world outcomes. Will you use it to help others, or for your own gain?
Your donors want to change the world through their giving. Why aren’t you asking them to help?
As a major gifts officer, you need to accept that others need to know how much money is coming in. Here’s how you’ll get off track if you don’t manage it.
Jeff and I place this trait – viewing donors as partners – as a critical piece of a healthy relationship with the donors on your caseload.
If you lose sight of what major gift fundraising is all about – RELATIONSHIPS – you lose, period.
A donation is simply a way a donor transfers their personhood – their essence — toward something they care deeply about. Money transfers values.