Your fundraising team has an idea for a great new event. A preliminary plan has already been developed. Your next step is to choose a date. Rather than going with the first Saturday in May, take some time to choose the right date for your event.
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How Important Is the Date?…
I posted a blog I wrote a while back about donor centered fundraising. One of the key aspects is donor retention is cheaper then donor acquisition.
Just saw this article about how
“Recurring Nonprofit Donors Are More Valuable than Their Gifts “
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A great read for all my NPO’s out there. Or accountants who deal with NPO taxes. Fun Stuff!!!
https://nonprofitquarterly.org/2019/04/30/nonprofit-tax-policy-a-game-of-three-dimensional-chess/
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It’s coming up
#GivingTuesday
A Global Giving Movement | November 27, 2018
For those that think they have nothing to give, what about you unused Rewards Miles/ Points. Here is a quick link to how to do it.
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What’s in a Speaker?!
Who to get
Almost every event has at least one Speaker. Even if it is just the person that is opening the event or the one that is reading off raffle tickets. You still have someone that is the “face” of the event and that can make a lasting impression on your attendees…
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Social Media and how to use it the other 364 days a year!
We all know that social media is key to engaging our attendees in events. It is where attendees can go for up to date information from everything to room changes to dress code.
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Going Green isn’t going away and now is the time to bring it to your conferences! During the recession, the issue of sustainability wasn’t as prevalent but it has come back with a force. Many companies even have Green Practices or Green questions as part of their RFPs.
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What are you wearing?
It’s the age-old questions… what are you wearing? We probably ask this question dozens of times throughout the month but how many times do we think about it for events? Yet, the wardrobe of you and your staff isn’t something that you should ignore.
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