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Casual Articles - Simple Training Can Quickly Boost Your Non-Profit Revenue
One of my favorite Gary Larson cartoons is the one with the cardboard cutouts of a hillbilly family on the lawn of their mountain shack. The caption reads: The Fake McCoys.The term "Real McCoy" most likely comes from a railway invention by Elijah McCoy t
I learned the hard way about successful fundraising. My husband and I started a fund-raiser for our local school. Thinking that it couldn't be that difficult, we dove in and learned all that we
This is for those who don't believe me when I talk about the dangers of "mystery money" schemes.The terms "pyramid scheme" and "Ponzi scheme" are used almost interchangeably. However, the scheme for which Charles Ponzi is most remembered was not a pyramid.<
Consider this: do your donors want their money spent on printing your letterhead or on helping your constituents? Their donations go directly to your cause if you learn to create more business partners to donate your day-to-day needs. And that's just one of the many techniques you can learn to increase and keep your fund-raising revenue.
For-profit businesses hire experienced sales and marketing staff to increase revenue. But many non-profit organizations expect to raise money without trained fund raisers. Passion for the cause is enough, right? Well, it's a start, but as with any skill, knowing some key techniques makes people more effective. Raising more money in less time means that you can concentrate on your passion rather than on constant fund raising.
I learned the hard way about successful fundraising. My husband and I started a fund-raiser for our local school. Thinking that it couldn't be that difficult, we dove in and learned all that we
Our calendars are full, and our to-do lists are long. We live in a world that seems to bring more information, expectations and options to us each day and all of these things tend to accelerate the pace of our lives.There was a time, not that long ago that a tr
For-profit businesses hire experienced sales and marketing staff to increase revenue. But many non-profit organizations expect to raise money without trained fund raisers. Passion for the cause is enough, right? Well, it's a start, but as with any skill, knowing some key techniques makes people more effective. Raising more money in less time means that you can concentrate on your passion rather than on constant fund raising.
I learned the hard way about successful fundraising. My husband and I started a fund-raiser for our local school. Thinking that it couldn't be that difficult, we dove in and learned all that we
External customers are the company’s clients. They are people who purchase the products the company produces. They are of a great importance to the organization. There are also internal customers. They play an important role in the organization’s success as well. Inter
I learned the hard way about successful fundraising. My husband and I started a fund-raiser for our local school. Thinking that it couldn't be that difficult, we dove in and learned all that we
1. It’s all about the customer. Some companies focus too much on expensive CRM programs and elaborate IT departments and not enough on what is at the core of CRM. CRM programs need to be designed to appeal to the business’ customers. The best Call Centers are the ones
I learned the hard way about successful fundraising. My husband and I started a fund-raiser for our local school. Thinking that it couldn't be that difficult, we dove in and learned all that we
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I learned the hard way about successful fundraising. My husband and I started a fund-raiser for our local school. Thinking that it couldn't be that difficult, we dove in and learned all that we didn’t know. We thought we could accomplish our goal with one event, but it took three events and a huge learning curve to reach our revenue goal. If we had just known a few techniques before we started, we could have raised more money and made better use of our supporters' donations.
After developing a system that supercharged our fundraising, we found that success leads to more success. Donors are impressed when they see the work you can accomplish with their support, and when the staff and volunteers are successful at fund raising, they want to do it again. We created RaisingGreaterFunds.com to teach others how to raise money and achieve the same kind of success.
Does it make sense to spend money on training?
One basic tenet of our training is to get everything donated. And
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