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This document provides guidance on fundraising strategies for nonprofit organizations. It discusses the importance of individual giving, which accounts for 83% of contributions. Other sources are foundations (11%) and corporations (5%). The document recommends cultivating relationships with donors through regular communication and tracking donor information. It also suggests engaging local businesses and pursuing grants from foundations. Special events, monthly donations, and online fundraising are presented as potential income generators.
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Organizations greatest fundraising challenge is retaining and cultivating new donors. In 2010 crowd sourcing social good hit unprecedented levels and grassroots activism has proven a viable method for not only raising funds, but also building a community and spreading awareness for your nonprofit. Grassroots fundraising allows your organization to let go of the reigns and empower passionate supporters to raise more money than they ever thought possible for your cause.
We’ll be looking at organizations and individuals who have run successful grassroots fundraisers, for example a gal who raised over $120,000 with a personal paddleboard event that drew media attention.
Webinar Outline: In this 1-hour webinar we’ll teach you the fundamentals of running a successful grassroots fundraiser and show you examples and the numbers to back it up. We’ll also provide the essential tools to get your organization started, including how to set goals, create a plan, gather a support team, communicate your vision, and execute.
What You’ll Learn:
• What is Grassroots fundraising? And why should you do it?
• What are the essential tools needed to run a successful fundraiser?
• How to develop a creative grassroots fundraiser
• Ways to engage your donors, volunteers and board
• How to incorporate grassroots fundraising into your overall fundraising goals
Guest Presenter: Laura Reino, FirstGiving - As a Sr. Sales Consultant at FirstGiving, Laura works with nonprofits to help them exceed their fundraising goals. By demonstrating how organizations can leverage technology and social media to not only raise more funds, but also build awareness and support, Laura helps nonprofits broaden their traditional ideas of fundraising to make them more successful and sustainable for the future.
Raising Funds From The Ground Up
This document discusses how to mobilize membership bases to raise funds for foundations and charities through grassroots fundraising. It introduces the speaker and his background working in philanthropy. The presentation goals are to educate about grassroots trends fueling fundraising, have attendees think differently about fundraising, and leave enthused. Examples provided include Iron Phi, a Phi Delta Theta program where members complete athletic feats and raise money for ALS, with over $348k raised. The speaker advocates a Greeks for Good program for any organization to engage members in online fundraising with curriculum and tracking of dollars raised.
Sqeezing Blood From A Turnip: Fundraising in Tough Times
This document discusses fundraising strategies for non-profits during tough economic times. It notes that while fundraising has shown cautious optimism, charities must focus on the fundamentals. Specifically, it identifies that cultivating a culture of philanthropy, using effective emotional storytelling in communications, and maintaining a donor-centered approach are key to successful fundraising even during recessions. The document provides tips in each of these "turnip" areas that non-profits must squeeze or slice to boost fundraising.
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The document discusses Liquidnet's efforts to create greater social impact through its "Markets for Good" initiative. It aims to make it easier and cheaper for nonprofits to raise money and for donors to find effective charities to support. It envisions transforming the philanthropic ecosystem into "giving markets" with sufficient information about nonprofits' performance and impact.
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This document summarizes key points from a fundraising workshop for nonprofit CEOs. It discusses:
1) The strategic role of fundraising in generating funds, demonstrating support, and ensuring sustainability. Fundraising is crucial at different stages of organizational development.
2) The main sources of philanthropic funds which come from institutions and individuals globally. Individual giving makes up the majority.
3) Why donors give, which includes believing in the cause, making a difference, spiritual fulfillment, and appreciation for being recognized. When donors don't feel appreciated or informed, attrition increases over time.
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The document provides guidance on fund development for charitable organizations. It discusses the importance of having a clear mission and vision, understanding costs, and viewing fundraising from the donor's perspective. Effective fundraising communicates how the organization will fulfill its mission and meet community needs. It also stresses the importance of building relationships with donors and maintaining contact through stewardship.
GiveIndia - The Need for Giving in India
This document discusses the current social situation in India and the role of GiveIndia, a philanthropy marketplace, in increasing charitable giving. It outlines key challenges like low individual charity in India and lack of trust in non-profits. It then describes GiveIndia's model of vetting non-profits, facilitating donations, and providing feedback on fund usage to donors. Key stakeholders for GiveIndia like non-profits, corporations, individuals and fundraisers are also summarized.
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Keynote sponsored by DonorDrive: https://www.donordrive.com/
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Fund Development
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- 3. SOURCE OF GIVING 83% of all non-government contributions to nonprofit organizations come from individual giving. 11% from foundations 5% from corporations
- 4. WHO ARE YOU?
- 6. HOW WELL ARE YOU AT TELLING YOUR STORY?
- 8. CULTIVATION CYCLE IDENTIFY INVESTMENT INFORMATION INVOLVEMENT INTERESTS
- 9. PRACTICAL TIPS It’s an adage of fund-raising that you should thank each donor seven times. How creative can you be in designing different ways to do that? Some donors complain that they only hear from the organization when they want money – let’s not do that; let’s communicate in different ways throughout the year, and use each opportunity (preferably in person) to thank the donor. All this information – Identification, Information, Interests, Involvement, Investment – needs to be captured and maintained or past support. Capturing this information means that we need a workable database to store and analyze these important data.
- 11. LOCAL BUSINESS DO PEOPLE IN YOUR COMMUNITY KNOW WHO YOU ARE? WHAT TYPE OF REPUTATION DO YOU HAVE? DO YOU BELONG TO ROTARY, CHAMBERS OF COMMERCE OR OTHER COMMUNITY ORGANIZATIONS? HOW DO YOU CREATE A WIN-WIN FOR THEM?
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- 18. SOURCE OF GIVING 83% of all non-government contributions to nonprofit organizations come from individual giving. 11% from foundations 5% from corporations
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- 21. Built for Lasting Impact TOOL - CONNECT - RESOURCE