Year-End Giving Presentation
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The document outlines a year-end giving campaign for a nonprofit organization. It details creating professional marketing materials with a small budget that generated over $260,000 in gifts. It discusses preparing donor packages and lists, assigning board members to follow up, tracking donations, thanking donors, and analyzing results to improve future strategies.
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Speakers:
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