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Tag Archives: volunteer fundraising
Reduce your fundraising stress
If you are responsible for fundraising, then you are familiar with stress. Take it down a notch with this four-step, four-week summer program. Get ready for a better fall!
Volunteers: The Key to Nonprofit Success
There is no way to calculate the value of volunteers. But – if you work for a nonprofit, you have to be prepared to manage the ideas. As a volunteer – keep your word and deliver.
Are You on Board?
You’ve joined a nonprofit board. Now what do you do? Learn your fundraising roles and responsibilities so you can be the board leader you know you can be!”
Before You Say I Do
You are asked to join a nonprofit board. Do you say yes? But what are they really asking you to do? Learn the questions to ask before you say “I do.”
How to Create a Family Reunion Giving Program
Tips and suggestions for how to integrate giving into your family reunion. Make an impact on the community your family calls home, or the community where you celebrate. Learn more….
It’s a Family Affair – Reunions and Giving
Family Reunions are a great time to bring family together to give to those organizations and institutions that have supported the growth of the family over the years…. Support a family history of giving.
Summertime Blues – A Cure for Volunteers and Donors
Do you serve as a board member for a non-profit organization, a college or university, or perhaps for your church? Do you give of your time as a volunteer? Of your money? If you answered “yes,” this column is for you. Previously, we focused on those things that people who work in fundraising can do
Volunteer Fundraising – Engaging Volunteers
At the end of the day its all about people and relationships. Learn that magic question that can help engage volunteers….
Volunteer-led Fundraising – It Starts with the Board
Everyone says “get your board engaged with fundraising.” But just how exactly do you do that? Read on for our suggestions on how to engage your board members….