Eliminate Fundraising Pitfalls in Times of Crisis
As an organization, it can be incredibly difficult to know when and how to respond to times of global and local crisis.
As an organization, it can be incredibly difficult to know when and how to respond to times of global and local crisis.
In Douglas Shaw & Associates’ recent webinar, we took a look at how you can continue generating donor support in times of crisis, today and going forward—to get the RESULTS you still need.
As a steward of the fundraising responsibility for your organization, one of your most critical responsibilities is inviting new supporters to be involved in accomplishing your mission! And not just for today, but people who will continue to support your organization for years to come.
As a steward of the fundraising responsibility for your organization, one of your most critical responsibilities is inviting new supporters to be involved in accomplishing your mission! And not just for today, but people who will continue to support your organization for years to come.
As a steward of the fundraising responsibility for your organization, one of your most critical responsibilities is inviting new supporters to be involved in accomplishing your mission! And not just for today, but people who will continue to support your organization for years to come.
For many nonprofit organizations, the fall season is considered donor acquisition time. But let’s take a closer look…
The stories that raise the most money often start in the hardest places. If you work in direct response fundraising, you know this already.
New donors generally make the choice to give because they believe the organization is in a position to fulfill a specific need. But they continue to give because they have built confidence in the organization.
Many of the fears about new technology center around the idea of machines replacing humans and crowding out meaningful interactions. Trying to connect with a customer service department but being met only with an out-of-touch chatbot can drive consumers away from the retailers who depersonalize their experience.
When a potential donor is about to click “Give Now,” they’re not just making a financial decision—they’re making a trust decision. In that moment, your donation page becomes the most important touchpoint your organization has.
End of content
End of content

1717 Park Street, Suite 300 Naperville, IL, 60563
630.562.1321 | info@douglasshaw.com
Company
Services
Resources