The only thing certain about 2021 is uncertainty. You can’t anticipate your donors’ personal circumstances or their confidence to keep giving as usual.
A Family Christmas
Of course, I’ve enjoyed being with my family more this year—at times, all day, every day, for weeks at a stretch! But I miss the ongoing personal interaction with what I consider my “extended family” of friends, colleagues, clients, and others who normally fill up our days—
The Power of Christmas
My wife, Kathryn, and I have been watching every Christmas movie we can find during these evenings between Thanksgiving and Christmas. So many great movies were made just following World War II.
A Different Kind of Thanksgiving
I spent much of my early years living on farms and ranches in Central Washington State. So “social distancing” was a way of life except when the school bus picked me up at the end of very long gravel roads, where the mailbox stood.
Unlocking Fundraising Success in 2021: 5 Keys in Your Data
Data is one of the most powerful tools to unlocking fundraising success for every organization.
Inside this Issue: There’s Still Time to Make an Impact in 2020!
You and I have something in common with every other human being on earth…no matter where we look, people are adjusting their lives to withstand the pandemic of COVID-19.
Three Ways to Increase Year-End Online Giving
For most organizations, the month of December brings in about 30-40% of their annual online giving. It probably doesn’t surprise you to hear that the last week of the year. . .
Finishing the Year Strong
On January 1st, 2020, many of us launched our vision for a new decade for the nonprofits we serve. We rolled out ambitious program goals and . . .
Understanding Donor Potential
Chances are at some point in your fundraising career, you will question your communication plan for “major donors.”
Inside this Issue: There’s Still Time to Boost Your Year-End Fundraising
On the 22nd of this month, we’re officially beginning the fall season! What will this traditional time of generous giving hold for you and your. . .
