Your Year-End Strategy Is One Story, Not Five Campaigns
Giving season works best as one story. Donors who feel that story building, from the first appeal to the January welcome, are more likely to
New 1:many cadences with automated emails, reusable templates, and more in Signal
DonorSearch identifies prospects in your database with the capacity and intent to give.
Giving season works best as one story. Donors who feel that story building, from the first appeal to the January welcome, are more likely to
AI should give fundraisers more time for the part of the work only people can do. Giving season is a lot of work packed into
Donors give when they feel known, and a piece of mail they can hold is one of the most tangible ways to show it. But

From donor engagement activities to impact messages, a lot goes into developing donor relationships. Of course, the number one way to secure supporter gifts is

Donor relationships are the bedrock of a successful fundraising strategy. When supporters feel connected to your cause and organization, they’re far more likely to give

Giving Tuesday is a whirlwind. Emails, social pushes, matching gifts, every nonprofit asking at once. Then the day ends, and what happens next usually decides
Most teams don’t lack donors who are ready to give on December 1. They lack a way to see who those donors are before every
On December 1, a donor’s inbox is flooded with appeals from every nonprofit they’ve ever supported. Very few of those appeals show up in the

Every donor who’s about to open their inbox on December 1 already knows what’s coming: dozens of nonprofits, all asking, all at once. The ones