Donor Cultivation and Stewardship Ensuring Sustainability for Your Fundraising Efforts

Nonprofits of all sizes are facing a growing challenge in fundraising: donor retention. Less than a quarter of all donors will give more than one time to a cause. Fortunately, what they’re looking for in a relationship with an organization isn’t complicated: 85% of donors say a thank you will convince them to make a second gift. This webinar will provide you with the tools you need to build a genuinely warm and fulfilling relationship with your donors. You’ll leave with a treasure chest of ideas for making donors feel great, and plenty of examples you can use and adapt for your own professional practice. If you want to build a foundation for ongoing financial support and grow your network of committed supporters, this webinar is for you.

You can’t grow your digital fundraising using best practices anymore. The fundraisers that are rapidly growing their digital revenue are using research-driven, tested, and proven strategies on their websites and in their communications with donors.

Join us for this unique webinar, as we consider the “virtual side” of peer-to-peer fundraising and the top three ways to make the most of your next social giving campaign. Together, we’ll explore practical ways to: Organize your campaign with flexibility Engage participants with creativity Drive proceeds with powerful fundraising Then, we’ll pull back the curtain on how we implement these same strategies with IndyTechGives (IndyTechGives.com), an Indianapolis-based competitive social giving campaign, organized by OneCause and supported with our very own peer-to-peer software.

If most non-profits are telling stories as a part of their fundraising and communications strategy, how can you make sure you tell stories that stand out and get results? It all comes down to the connection you form with the audience through the story you tell. And while that connection may pull at heartstrings, there are many ways to evoke this beyond stories that feature puppies and kids. There’s a wide spectrum of emotion and connection your non-profit can tap into. By evoking the right emotions and values, you can make a better case for support and action.