How can you make your thank-yous more engaging so your donors want to give again?

Your board chair can make or break your organization. Do you have a good one?

Last week we talked about taking an other orientation for fundraising; this week we talk about the importance of discussing your project to a grant funder in terms that match their values, beliefs, and priorities.

A few weeks ago we wrote a blog post about the importance of taking another orientation and how nonprofit organizations by their nature do. Learn more about the concept of being other-oriented and how you can apply that to your fundraising to be even more successful.

The federal government is investing more than a billion dollars in the nation's infrastructure over the next 5 years. But this act defines "infrastructure" much more broadly than you might think, making many nonprofits potentially eligible. Learn what types of projects are included for funding and how you can find out more.

Do you seek federal grant funding for your organization and mission? These three resources can help you get started to understand what money is available from the federal government for your mission.

Celebrating International Grant Professionals Day! Thank you for all you do for your organization and community.

How can you give your board members the attention they deserve as donors?

As we settle into 2021, I see some reasons for hope and optimism that nonprofits can have a better year, at least financially. I draw this conclusion based on the following observations, drawn from my research on the political, economic, and social forecasts that filled the media and various newsletters during the last quarter of 2020.

Have you heard you need more major donors? What does that mean and how can you get more? Watch this week’s #FundraisingFriday to find out.