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Fundraising Home Introduction 1. Who Gives Money? 2. Fundraising Ideas 3. Fundraising Plan 4. Fundraising Team 5. Staying Organized 6. Communicating 7. Technology 8. Successful Fundraising 9. Fundraising Mistakes 10. Conclusion |
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Fellow Fundraiser
Are you in charge of setting up a fundraiser for your non-profit organization?
I set this website up because I love fundraising for local causes. Since I found out what works and what doesn’t, I’ve had a lot of success and been able to help out many not for profit organisations. That’s why I want to share my fundraising ideas with as many people as possible.
If you're not used to doing ‘business’ dealings, it can be a little overwhelming when everyone's relying on you to bring in some much needed cash. The good news is, anyone can run a successful fundraiser. You just need the right information and a plan…
- What type of fundraiser should you have?
- Who do you contact to make it happen?
- And what do I need to start doing today?
These questions and many others are answered in my guide, ‘Fundraising Basics - How To Get All The Money You Need For Your Non-Profit!’
Whether you want to put together a bake sale, book sale, raffle... or even if you have no clue what to do for your fundraiser, you can start learning how to pull off a fundraising event that will knock the socks off your non-profit organization.
You may never have raised money for anything in your life, but with my help and my advice it won't matter.
Here is just some of the information contained in my guide:
- The secret to contacting fewer potential donors for greater results.
- 70 fundraising ideas that could be the perfect fit for your organization.
- 6 reasons volunteers will be eager to work with you plus how to approach and train them.
- What every good fundraising letter should have inside and a sample you can copy.
- How to use emails and the Internet to maximize your fundraising efforts.
- 9 ways to get the most out of face to face communications. Even if you're naturally shy.
If this is the kind of information that you have been looking for, here’s the good news…
While I could easily charge a hefty fee as a consultant, I know what a great feeling it is to be able to help out local causes. Therefore, I want to share this book with as many people as possible for free.
The information is second to none and you’ll soon be planning the most succesful fundraiser your organisation has ever seen.
Thanks for reading
Joe Brown
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Fundraising News And ArticlesUsually one of the main requirements for getting status as a fraternity or sorority is raising funds for charity or for the school each year. If you're running out of fund raising ideas or simply have no idea where to begin, these ideas might be just what you're looking for. Here are some of the top five fund raising ideas for fraternities and sororities. The great part is that they all leave lots of room for imagination and personalization to your cause and to your resources.
Fundraising - How You Can Easily Raise Funds For Your Organization!
In the midst of the worst financial environment since the Great Depression there is a quiet cadre of groups who have discovered what has been dubbed as the "holy grail of fundraising!" How powerful would it be for your organization, team or group to have one solid fundraising campaign that produced a residual income stream without the stress, strain or struggle normally associated with fundraising campaigns.
Giving Game - An Experiential Exercise to Educate Board Members About Fundraising
Do your board members generously give of their time and talent but don't understand how important it is that they also give money to your organization? Talking about money is never easy for most people. I created the board exercise explained in this article and have successfully used it many times. This exercise is a fun and effective way to encourage discussion about money and, ultimately can lead to greater board giving.
Christian Grants? - A History of Government Funding For Christian Organizations
Should the government fund Christian and other religious organizations? When Congress passed and President Bill Clinton signed into law the 1996 Welfare Reform Act, the executive and legislative branches approved charitable choice and direct aid to Christian and other religious organizations. President Barack Obama shows no signs of disapproval.
Creative Tips to Leverage Your Senator's Inner Devil
One could always count on the mere mention of this Congressmans name and our constituencies contribution pulse rate would rise. He made my work, as a political fund raising writer, easy for his liberal career was replete with legislation built on taking my clients freedoms away. Even so, he was leaving Congress.
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