Why You Really Aren't Asking For Nonprofit Donations
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Fundraising requires you to ask for nonprofit donations. There's no way around it. You must ASK for what you need. You must ASK for money.
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- 1. Why You Really Aren’t Asking For Nonprofit Donations
- 2. Fundraising requires you to ask for donations.
- 3. There’s no way around it.
- 4. You must ASK for what you need. You must ASK for money.
- 5. Yet lots of people resist it, even those who have founded nonprofits or are employed by them.
- 6. Why is that?
- 7. My theory is because it’s uncomfortable.
- 8. Lots of us grow up thinking we have to do things ourselves. We’re taught “pull yourself up by your bootstraps.” Asking for help seems like a weakness somehow.
- 9. But the problem is that you can’t fund your big vision for your nonprofit by yourself (unless you’re independently wealthy). You need others to help you fund it.
- 10. Here’s a reframe that I shared with a client recently and it really helped her:
- 11. When you don’t ask for help, you deny someone the chance to experience the joy of giving.
- 12. People love to help others. Think about your own experience. When was the last time someone asked you for help – maybe moving or a special project. Heck, in the old days, neighbors used to gather round and help build barns.
- 13. Why? Because it was the right thing to do and they wanted to help.
- 14. The real reason is because it feels good. Helping someone else makes us feel good.
- 15. Read the whole article here at: http://getfullyfunded.com/why-you-really- arent-asking-for-nonprofit-donations/