Staff retention and employee burnout is a challenge for many nonprofits, especially when it comes to their fundraising team. In today’s podcast episode, we’ll look at some of the most common reasons for nonprofit fundraiser burnout, and how you can prevent burnout for yourself or your staff.

For most nonprofits, Calendar Year End fundraising is a crucial part of their annual fund program. For some, CYE donations account for the majority of their fundraising dollars for the entire year. In today’s podcast episode, we will review four of our favorite strategies to help our clients beat their annual fundraising goals.

As you think about your nonprofit fundraising program for 2021, remember that systemic change can rarely be achieved through service delivery alone. Find out how advocacy can make a difference to your mission.

In today’s podcast episode, we host a virtual panel of nonprofit fundraising consultants to discuss whether or not now is a good time to start a consulting business, the opportunities for consultants to actually grow their businesses during the pandemic, and how they themselves have adapted their own businesses to the changing landscape.

In today’s podcast episode, we’ll discuss what nonprofits should expect from Giving Tuesday this year, best practices for Giving Tuesday fundraising in a pandemic, and strategies to ensure their Giving Tuesday fundraising efforts have the greatest impact.

Advocacy opportunities give people the chance to try out a relationship with your nonprofit and see how they like it. Provided you respect that relationship and give them ways to engage on issues they care about, you can transform them from complete strangers into warm prospects for future fundraising.

In today’s episode, we discuss the 3 types of rapid response strategies every nonprofit should implement so you can be ready to engage donors when they suddenly care about your cause and are most inclined to give.

Your mission matters regardless of what is happening in the fundraising environment. Issues like poverty, child abuse, social justice, animal welfare, HIV and AIDS — just to name a few — don’t go away during an election year.