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10 Ways to Include Board Members in Fundraising

How Do I Start Fundraising?

Did you know that a majority (90%) of non-profit organizations rely on a single source for 90% of their funding? How do I start fundraising to diversify? When we work with clients to help increase their funding, we typically recommend that they diversify their...

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10 Ways to Include Board Members in Fundraising

Fundraising – Back to Basics

With COVID-19 disrupting fundraising events and development plans, it is my hope that nonprofits get back to basics. Fundraising events are just one part of a comprehensive fundraising strategy. Right now, you may not be able to have coffee or give tours to potential...

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10 Ways to Include Board Members in Fundraising

3 Tips for Finding Funders

In this blog post we provided strategies for non-profit organizations looking to start fundraising. Part of this process involves setting goals and timelines for specific revenue streams, such as grants. Let’s say you’ve identified grants as a potential funding source...

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10 Ways to Include Board Members in Fundraising

5 Steps for Grant Writing

You have a grant that you want to apply for and submit an application. First, check out the types of grants available and our checklist to ensure your organization is ready before jumping into the grant writing process. Okay, now it’s time to start writing your grant!...

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Data-Informed Tools

Toolkits address the “why” of data.

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Data Dashboard Tools

It is still possible to meet your fundraising goals

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Strategic Planning Tools

We’ll work to identify the key stakeholders to inform your planning process.

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Evaluation Tools

How effective is your program? Is it working as intended?

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Fundraising Tools

With simple, practical tools, your team can diversify funding streams.

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Coalition Tools

Is your issue bigger than one organization can handle? A coalition may be the answer!