Earlier this summer, we hosted our annual free, virtual conference centered around helping fundraisers find and share their spark. Topics included igniting leadership within nonprofits, fundraising ethics, donor motivation and engagement, and how to put fundraising best practices into action. “Sounds great!” you might think, “If only I could conjure up two free days to catch […]
Q&A with nonprofit consultant Dana Snyder Contributed by Dana Snyder, Founder of Positive Equation nonprofit consultingIn the ever-evolving landscape of nonprofit fundraising, monthly giving programs stand out as a powerful tool for sustainability and growth. Recurring donations not only provide a steady stream of income but also foster deeper connections with donors. I’m thrilled to […]
Sharpen Your Leadership Skills Using the SPARK Framework Nonprofit powerhouse and SPARK keynote speaker Kishshana Palmer is known for meeting nonprofit professionals where they are and helping them move forward – and she knows from experience. She admits to losing passion for her work over the years and shares how she reignited it using her […]
5 Engagement Solutions for Gaining New Contacts Most social media users have encountered product or service recommendations from influencers, and there’s a good reason this strategy works. Although influencers are often incentivized by the companies they promote, they aren’t employees—they’re independent voices who choose partnerships based on their personal beliefs and values. In the nonprofit […]
4 Engagement Solutions for Reducing Donor Churn Many fundraisers have experimented with “loyalty loops,” an adaptation of the traditional marketing funnel, to drive retention and revenue. Over time, various interpretations of the loop have emerged. The idea is to maintain donor commitment through ongoing, relatable engagements. However, many versions of the loop focus on financial […]
5 Donor Engagement Solutions to Increase Participation The traditional donor pyramid has been a mainstay in the nonprofit sector for many years, but it’s not fit for modern fundraising. It undervalues non-financial contributions, leaving out the donors who aren’t quite ready to give but are prepared to learn more. It also assumes donors will gradually […]
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