by Nancy Rieves | Jun 30, 2020 | Fundraising, Leadership, Mindset, Nonprofits, Philanthropy, Relationships
Are you Failing as a Nonprofit Leader? Are you failing as a nonprofit leader? Listen to this . . . Since the coronavirus pandemic, “Americans have grown more confident in nonprofits, and they now trust them more than they do state, local, or federal governments.”...
by Nancy Rieves | Jun 26, 2020 | Leadership
Do I Really Ask for Major Gifts Right Now? Why focus on major gifts right now? Here’s what a mid-June article describes from the Chronicle of Philanthropy. . . . “Charities may need to rely on major donors even more now that the country is in a recession and...
by Nancy Rieves | Jun 19, 2020 | Leadership
Major Gift Fundraising Strategies in Uncertainty Major Gift Fundraising Strategies in Uncertainty Have you adjusted your major gift fundraising strategies? These days the new normal is uncertainty. Who would have thought three months into the pandemic we would still...
by Nancy Rieves | Jun 11, 2020 | Leadership
Racial Injustice: 4 Immediate Ways for Nonprofits to Take Meaningful Action Racial Injustice: How can you effect change against racial injustice as a nonprofit leader? The innocent and senseless killing of George Floyd (and countless others known and unknown) has once...
by Nancy Rieves | Jun 1, 2020 | Donor Communication, Fundraising, Leadership, Message, Nonprofits, Philanthropy, Relationships
What’s Working with Fundraising Right Now What’s working with fundraising right now? Fundraising Right Now: Addressing Needs While it seems we are far from a recovery in this virus crisis, there’s already a clear difference and a meaningful distinction in...
by Nancy Rieves | May 28, 2020 | Board, Donor Ask Language, Donor Communication, Donors, Fundraising, Fundraising Success, Leadership, Relationships
COVID 19 Ways to Connect with Donors Let’s get creative in ways to connect with donors — show your most loyal supporters how much you care about them. Indeed, we all know it is much easier to retain donors than it is to acquire new ones. And you are less focused...
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