State of Fundraising in 2019

Join us for a conversation with leaders at Be the Match and AFS Intercultural Programs who will share how they have grown their programs and scaled their impact by aligning their Marketing and Program strategies. Learn how breaking silos between Marketing and Program teams has unlocked new insights for these organizations and hear about some of the innovative approaches they are taking to reach new program participants in timely, relevant, and personalized ways.

With billions of dollars flowing from foundations, charities, and individual donors, philanthropy is making great gains in tackling many of today’s most pressing issues. Still, there remains great potential to incentivize transparency and encourage giving by improving the processes used for tracking both funds and impact data. Blockchain, a type of digital ledger that allows foundations, nonprofits, and donors to track and analyze transactions and related activities, has shown promise as a viable solution.

Think you can’t drive major fundraising results with a development team of 5 people or less? Think again! Join nonprofit expert Alyssa Wright to learn clear, tangible ways to structure your 1–5-person development team and find success in raising funds and retaining donors. Set realistic expectations and start to grow a community of supporters who stay in the work with you for the long haul.

Is your donor database tiny? Are you looking desperately for donors? Do you wake up at night in a cold sweat thinking about what will happen if you don’t find new donors FAST? Are you worried that most of your donors are inactive? This webinar shows you how to find new donors and cultivate your existing donors. You’ll learn how to communicate more effectively to your donors, build your email list and more. Over 75% of funding comes from individuals, and it costs twice as much to find new donors as it does to keep your existing donors. When you follow the tips outlined in this webinar, you’ll learn how to develop new donor relationships and prevent donor attrition.