How to Increase Your Special Event Revenue
The success of a fundraising event is not measured by the funds raised that evening. It’s about the money that follows. Here’s my six point plan for capitalizing on the success of your special events
The success of a fundraising event is not measured by the funds raised that evening. It’s about the money that follows. Here’s my six point plan for capitalizing on the success of your special events
Passionate ambassadors (paid and unpaid) of an organization raise funds for its good work. I never consider it hard work when I believe in the cause. But I never go in without a plan. Here’s my old family recipe on a perfect fundraising lunch.
If it’s been awhile since the budget included staff raises and if money is tight (these things go together), here’s an outside the box idea about how you might find the money.
Many people say they are “terrified” of fundraising. Even though they are deeply committed to causes, local orgs and candidates. What’s the worst thing that could happen if you ask?
It is my opinion that executive directors don’t often see questions as good and board members don’t often enough ask good questions. Here are some ideas.
What are these executive sessions and when are CEOs in and when are they out.
This summer my seventeen year old reminded me about the power of fundraising and what it’s really about – a lesson I’d like to share with my readers.
You’re on the E.D. search committee. The resume of a former politician comes across your desk. Is that the right profile for a prospective E.D.? Or completely wrong?
A board meeting is not just something to manage through business as usual. It’s about energizing your most important base. Here are some tips about how to make the most of the opportunity.
When is a thank you note not just a thank you note? When you get a thank you note for your thank you note.