Data-Driven Fundraising

2021 reinforced the need for nonprofits to continue offering tools that help the sector connect to donors successfully without physically being in the same place. So what’s still ahead? We’ve taken a look at the successes Classy has seen over the past year and gathered predictions on where the social sector is headed in 2022 and beyond. Watch the on-demand webinar, 5 Fundraising Trends to Capitalize on in 2022. We’ll uncover top fundraising trends to watch out for, and provide actionable tips to help you raise more money as we head into 2022. Get Ready For: 5 fundraising trends to capitalize on Tips and strategies to make the most of these trends An open Q&A—ask us anything!

Ever wondered how to set and hit your annual fundraising projections with ease and confidence? Join Linda B. Haley, CFRE, President and CEO of Let’s Build Hope as she shares simple yet concrete methods to set and meet your fundraising goals while educating leaders and board members about what is feasible. You’ll receive basic tools and techniques that will ensure that you have the donors, staff, and methodology to back up your assumptions – it’s a win-win for everyone!

The secret is out! Raising money is much easier when you tell a story. A story that motivates a donor to give. But how do you write a compelling story? And what makes a good story great? If you want to hook your reader and reel them in for good, then you’ll need a basic understanding of storytelling formulas and techniques that make a story memorable.

Now is a great time to set aside some time to show appreciation to your donors who have supported your organization over the past few months. The great news is that saying “thanks” to your donors goes a long way...not only will your donors feel appreciated, but it can improve your donor retention. This three-webinar bundle will show you a variety of ways to make your donors feel loved! First, you'll learn how to write the perfect thank you letter. According to multiple studies, the thank you letter is the first--and possibly most important--step in donor retention.