Wondering where asset-based philanthropy is headed in 2021? We’d all surely love a clear, concrete path. While that probably won’t happen (sorry, everyone), we can look ahead to what types of gifts will be most appealing to donors this year, so we can better prepare our messaging and communicate more effectively. Here they are, the 5 gifts that will have the greatest appeal to donors in 2021 and why. Continue reading 5 Gifts That Will Have the Greatest Appeal in 2021 & Why
In this first month of the year, successful habits are top of mind for many of us. Here are 15 habits—in life, in work and in planned giving—of successful planned giving pros. Continue reading How to Thrive: 15 Habits of Successful Planned Giving Pros
Looking for ways to continue donor conversion during these challenging times? Here are 7 tips to help your nonprofit convert donors when the going gets tough. Continue reading How to Convert Donors When the Going Gets Tough
To help you prepare for 2021, we put together a time capsule of sorts, highlighting key topics and blogs from this year. Get ready for the new year with these pivotal blogs from 2020. Continue reading Gear Up for the New Year With the Best Blogs of 2020
Before you turn that last page on the calendar, use these next few weeks to remind your donors of the tax benefits that are expiring on Dec. 31. Here are 3 ideas on how to let your donors know and a complimentary customizable donor letter. Continue reading [FREE DOWNLOAD] How to Let Your Donors Know About Expiring Tax Benefits
Surge capacity refers to our innate ability to mentally and physically adapt to acutely stressful situations. As we move into another round of rising positive COVID rates, mixed in with the holidays, how can we monitor our own surge rates and unplug when we need to, yet still be mindful of evolving organizational and donor needs? Here are 13 tips to revive you and your donors this holiday season. Continue reading Feeling Drained? 13 Tips to Revive You and Your Donors
Not sure how to best steward your supporters this National Philanthropy Day? We’re here to help with 6 ideas for connecting with your donors—plus, 8 free images to use across your social platformsContinue reading [FREE IMAGES] 6 Creative Ways to Thank Donors on National Philanthropy Day
Planned giving is top of mind for many nonprofits this year, and for good reason. Take a look at these three fundraising facts that help make the case for planned giving. Continue reading How to Make the Case for Planned Giving: 3 Fundraising Truths
Here’s a simple way to think about fundraising from the fundraiser’s perspective: Get bored. My favorite example of this from a client was a $75,000 CGA gift from a donor who received messaging for three years before committing. They were the right person getting the right message and the donor decided when it was the right time. What does “boredom” sound like for planned giving fundraisers? Find out here: Continue reading Why You Should ‘Get Bored’ With Your Fundraising
Before the pandemic, it was estimated that more than two-thirds of Americans (68%) did not have a will. In September of this year, interest in creating a will was the highest it has ever been according to Google Trends. Find out how your nonprofit can make the most out of National Estate Planning Awareness Week this year with pointers from our pro, Sr. Gift Planning Consultant, Lynn Gaumer, J.D. Continue reading How to Make the Most Out of Estate Planning Awareness Week
