From Chaos to Clarity: How CSU Chico Transformed Donor Reporting with Impact
Donor reporting season. For many fundraising teams, those three words spark memories of stress, spreadsheets, and late nights spent collating stacks of paper. At California
Donor reporting season. For many fundraising teams, those three words spark memories of stress, spreadsheets, and late nights spent collating stacks of paper. At California
Nervous to pitch a new idea to leadership? You’re not alone. Here are 5 fundraising teams who saw a problem, dreamed up a solution, made
Imagine if you could educate students about philanthropy – AND capture enough student video content to power a whole year of stewardship? The University of
Our research shows that 62% of first-time donors don’t give again within three years. That’s sad. Here’s one proven way to boost donor retention, courtesy
Old school acknowledgement letters can be slow-moving, cumbersome, and they often end up in the recycling bin. The NMSU Foundation swapped form letters for a
Fundraisers need to reach folks who will help their organization change the world. Email is an important channel to get out their message. But with
“Like most shops, our frontline fundraisers were foaming at the mouth for one-pagers. We’ve really been trying to move away from one pagers and tell
During our recent webinar with the New Mexico State University Foundation, the chat was popping – and rightfully so. Their monthly “Thank Every Aggie” (T.E.A.)
As the fiscal year draws to a close for most colleges and universities, the pressure is on to secure those last-minute gifts that will bring
Welcome to a brand-new fiscal year. Whether you’re closing the books with pride or ready for a fresh start, there’s no better time to set
Donors don’t care about your fiscal calendar. But they do care about making a difference. That’s why June 30 can’t just be a date on
Engagement is more personal than ever—and now, it’s easier than ever too. Donor inboxes are crowded. Generic messages get skipped. But personalized video? That still