A fundraising plan contains the fundraising activities your organization will implement over a set period of time. These activities will have specific, measurable goals. The end result will be a sustainable fundraising program that provides the necessary funds to fulfill the nonprofit organization’s mission. The fundraising plan is a powerful tool for any nonprofit. Before proceeding to Part 2 in our Writing a Fundraising Plan, please review Part 1: Planning to Plan.
Part 2 of our series on Writing a Fundraising Plan discusses the strategies for reaching out into the community. There are numerous ways to reach into the community to raise money. It is important to look at the various avenues and select the ones that best fit your organization. Not every opportunity will lead you to your organization’s goals. You need to take into consideration the resources, such as time, money, and people, at your disposal.
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MatchTips – May 2014
/in MatchTips /by MatchMaker FundRaising SoftwareWelcome to MatchTips! MatchTips, a newsletter from MatchMaker FundRaising Software, provides fundraising tips and technology information to nonprofit organizations.
In this issue of MatchTips we begin a series on writing a fundraising plan. The first part of our series discusses the foundation of a fundraising plan. In addition, we provide a information on how your organization can obtain Google Glass, signs it might be time to update your website and how to run an email campaign. Read more →
5 signs your website needs an overhaul
/1 Comment/in Miscellaneous /by Michael PearsonYep. It says all that in about five seconds or less.
Here are 5 signs that it could be time to enhance your website’s curb appeal:
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Writing a Fundraising Plan – Part 2: Reaching Out Into the Community
/1 Comment/in Fundraising, Fundraising Plan /by Diana HoytPart 2 of our series on Writing a Fundraising Plan discusses the strategies for reaching out into the community. There are numerous ways to reach into the community to raise money. It is important to look at the various avenues and select the ones that best fit your organization. Not every opportunity will lead you to your organization’s goals. You need to take into consideration the resources, such as time, money, and people, at your disposal.
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Writing a Fundraising Plan – Part 1: Planning to Plan
/1 Comment/in Fundraising, Fundraising Plan /by Diana HoytThe fundraising plan is, however, the last in a series of documents a nonprofit should have in place in order to successfully raise money. The additional documents will make the implementation of the fundraising plan more efficient.
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Developing a Donor Recognition Policy
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Social Media Metrics
/in Miscellaneous, Technology /by Michael PearsonReturn on investment (ROI) in marketing terms is “the contribution attributable to marketing (net of marketing spending), divided by the marketing ‘invested’ or risked.” Basically, what did we get for our spent time and money. So what is the ROI for your social media efforts? How do you value the 50,000 likes on your Facebook page or the 10,000 Twitter followers you have. If the numbers you are tracking don’t give you an action, how valuable are they?
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Please Just Tell Me the Truth
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Social Media Boot Camp
/in Miscellaneous /by Diana HoytFree tool helps nonprofits create fundraising plans
/1 Comment/in Miscellaneous /by Michael PearsonHeritage Designs’ free online tool helps nonprofits draft and implement effective fundraising plans
www.matchmakerfrs.com/fundraising-plan/
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Corporate Matching Gifts
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