Strong relationships with donors are crucial to the success of your nonprofit organization, and that goes double for major donors! It’s essential to keep major donors engaged with your organization by showing donor appreciation. One… Read More
Major donors are key players in helping your organization increase fundraising across the board, and building a major gift pipeline streamlines the process of finding and keeping major donors for your nonprofit. Major gift pipelines… Read More
While individual donations make up a large part of every nonprofit’s funding, organizations often need additional sources of support through corporate sponsorship. However, obtaining a corporate partner can feel like a daunting task. You may… Read More
Your major donors are going to become more important to your nonprofit as the number of small-gift donors declines. That’s why knowing how to cultivate your major donors is imperative to the… Read More
Joe Garecht has been helping nonprofits raise more money for 20 years. He covers all kinds of fundraising strategies—finding new donors, making great asks, cultivating donors—but he has a special knack for major gifts fundraising. In this interview,… Read More
Naming opportunities are a tried and true method of raising funds and building long-lasting relationships with donors. A naming opportunity normally comes with a higher price tag. In exchange, donors are recognized publicly. Their name… Read More
“Well, have we tried asking someone like Oprah for a donation? Or Bill Gates? They have lots of money!” A recurring joke in many nonprofits is that, when the topic of major gifts fundraising arises,… Read More
Every fundraiser dreams of getting major gifts. No matter how thankful you are for smaller gifts, there’s just something special about those extra-large donations! Part of the reason they’re such a big deal is the… Read More
Obtaining major gift donations is one of the most critical aspects of a nonprofit’s fundraising strategy. The process has many complex steps, each of which has to be considered and executed with care. The first… Read More