HOW TO IMPROVE DONOR RETENTION IN A SUBSCRIPTION ECONOMY

Many charitable nonprofits that regularly use social media platforms like Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram to amplify their missions and raise funds do not adequately understand the issues such use may create. They also do not understand how to create and implement an appropriate social media policy with rules and guidelines to help their leaders make knowledgeable and effective decisions on their use of social media without running afoul of applicable laws.

Data is a valuable commodity and a strategic asset for nonprofits (NGO/NPO/NFPs), but many haven’t been able to effectively drive value from their data due to ineffective resources and tools. For 20 years, Tableau’s mission has been to help people see and understand data. Please join Salesforce and Tableau in a live speaker panel exploring data informed decision making and how visualizations and analytics have a direct impact on fundraising performance and outcomes through the lens of the fundraising lifecycle. Led and moderated by Sterrin Bird, Non-Profit industry advisor and member of CFRE, we’ll get an update on what’s happening in the world of non-profit fundraising and then hear some real world examples of how analytics and visualizations drive significant and incremental gains in your fundraising operations. Illustrating applied analytics in fundraising, we'll hear from United Way and The Climate Reality Project as they discuss data-informed, high-performance fundraising

A quality website is essential to attracting potential donors to your nonprofit. So, ask yourself: Is your website turning visitors into donors? Just because your website looks great doesn’t mean it’s working effectively. But a few simple changes can make a big difference.In this webinar, Rod Arnold, co-founder and strategy/marketing lead of Leading Good, and Lauren Letta, COO of charity: water, will explore.

People of faith are generous – religious causes represent the largest slice of annual giving at 27% (Giving USA). Despite this, most churches don’t have a planned giving strategy — but they should.