Direct mail fundraising can resonate with millennials and Generation Z, but a refined approach to direct mail campaigns is in order.
Sharing your mission with strength and clarity attracts donors and foundations that are aligned with your values and ready to give.
When it comes to fundraising, don’t take that first “no” for answer.
Fundraisers would be wise to make a conscious choice to prioritize deep work—then follow that up with a concrete plan for doing so.
We bring season five of the Givers, Doers, & Thinkers podcast to a close with John Cuddeback, professor at Christendom College and founder of LifeCraft.
It’s a tall order to make time for deep work when you’re in the thick of building relationships, but it’s worth the effort.
An emerging model can make public and private funding go farther—and reach the communities who need it most.
Lapsed donors don’t think of themselves as lapsed, so don’t treat them like they’re a lost cause.