Stewardship January: Boost Donor Relationships in 2026
There is a way to conduct donor stewardship that’s both meaningful and not time-intensive. Here are some ideas you can think through now to implement in January.
There is a way to conduct donor stewardship that’s both meaningful and not time-intensive. Here are some ideas you can think through now to implement in January.
New Blog Post: Optimism; Fundraising News; Job Opportunity; and End-of-Year Planning Template.
Successful fundraising is the blending of art and science. As development professionals, we naturally gravitate toward the art of connecting with new or longtime supporters who believe in your mission and want to see your organization thrive. But the science of fundraising — the structure, systems, and processes that make it all sustainable — is just as essential.
The Hidden Benefit of Economic Uncertainty; Federal Legislation and Fundraising Updates; Job Opportunity @ MacArthur Justice, End-of-Year Planning Template
In the midst of all the fiscal uncertainty, now is a powerful time to strengthen donor relationships and build lasting trust.
Building a Mid-Level Donor Program, New Client Spotlight: Disability Rights California, Resisting Through Action: Where Are You Finding Hope?
If summer’s just begun, it’s time for Giving USA and the Lilly Family School of Philanthropy at Indiana University to share its data on U.S. philanthropy.
Giving USA: What The 2024 Report Tells Us, Plan Your Next Campaign with Confidence, Resisting Through Action, and more from Focus Fundraising.
While nonprofits tend to focus on either major donors for optimal impact or annual fund donors to capture large numbers of smaller gifts, mid-level donors are a critical donor segment that can provide reliable revenue and loyalty that is so vital to long-term sustainability.
Mission Forward Podcast; New Client Spotlight; Give Greater DC; Resisting Through Action