Nonprofits inherently have purpose, but purpose doesn’t take care of itself.
Forget the myths and listen to Jeff Brooks: donors like direct mail.
Politicians excel at raising billions for their campaigns. What can nonprofits learn from them?
When writing letters to your donors, your own John Hancock should be bold.
Think outside the box with these techniques that are (relatively) easy to implement and effective to use.
Thinking outside the box (then testing the results) can take your direct mail fundraising to the next level.
It was the best of fundraising appeals, it was the worst of fundraising appeals.
Major gifts are the single most important element of a successful fundraising program . . . so polish up your major gifts skills at next month’s Major Gifts Fundraising Seminar in D.C.
Fundraisers have a significant role to play in the potential upcoming reset.
By concentrating on mission and vision, your nonprofit can craft a compelling request.