Surviving a Capital Campaign: Tips for Executive Directors
The following is a guest post from by Andrea Kihlstedt from Capital Campaign Toolkit.
The following is a guest post from by Andrea Kihlstedt from Capital Campaign Toolkit.
Your nonprofit organization has received donations. Fantastic news! But… do you need to concern yourself with the state’s fundraising registration process? You see words like charitable solicitation, but what does that mean? What actions give rise to a nonprofit needing…
While your church’s main focus is its ministry, orderly finances are necessary for any organization to operate effectively. The best way to set your church up for success is by wisely allocating your resources, communicating financial transparency, and meeting legal…
Direct mail can be a powerful channel for nonprofit marketing and fundraising when used effectively.
The following post is a guest article written by Sandy Rees, Get Fully Funded. Wouldn’t it be nice if the world was simple and people wanted to simply help nonprofits fulfill their mission? Unfortunately, fundraising isn’t always simple. Or easy…
The following is a guest post from Kelly Velasquez-Hague at OneCause.
You know who your donors should be. You know where you should be able to find your donors. You know the type of person that should be interested in what your nonprofit organization does and should care about its purpose…
The following is a guest post from FreeWill. Tapping into donor-advised funds can be a useful strategy for nonprofits to incorporate into their long-term plans.
The following is a guest post from Snowball. Volunteers can play a significant role in keeping fundraising events running smoothly, especially when given the tools they need to be successful in their efforts.
So you want to start a new nonprofit. Great! Now how do you pay for it? Starting and operating a new organization is not easy… or cheap. And, how do you convince people to give to an organization that doesn’t…