Don't make assumptions about generations. And just because something works for one mission, doesn't mean it will work for you. A feeling of belonging is important, but if we don't see ourselves, how do we belong? Do we see ourselves β¦
We've noticed a pattern in development shops that just might be contributing to our poor retention rates + stifling our growth. The answer lies in understanding the T-Rexes and kangaroos around us. Let's create an environment where we can work β¦
There's an art to communication. We all approach it differently, so seek to understand the other party and have grace when conflict arises. Urgency is not the same for all.
If you are going to take the time to do something - do it well. Bad auctions aren't serving your organization and they may just be sending the wrong message.
Is the story of fundraising about getting money in the door? Or is it about encouraging generosity and solving problems?
The only competition, the only thing that we have to strive for as a fundraiser is am I better than I was yesterday?
Gone DAFFY- how we screw up the DAF.
Ethics + fundraising dilemmas.
Fundraising jargon episode: why is it a "special" event?
Donβt make assumptions without digging deep into your data, because it can lead you astray.
Even though we see that sign every day or that thing that has a donor's name on it, to someone somewhere it has meaning.
Know who your donors are by getting feedback and asking good questions.
Getting to know your donors is important and having a plan for when something goes wrong.
Celebrate the generous more than the philanthropist
Nonprofits resistance to change
Let's talk (and laugh) about when we've had our work overworked by non-fundraising experts.
π Welcome to Fundraising is Funny! π€£π Join Lynne Wester and T. Clay Buck every week as they share laughs and π΅οΈββοΈ case studies from the world of nonprofit fundraising. π π€ͺ The show highlights ridiculous situations that occur...