USING DATA TO STRENGTHEN YOUR YEAR-END FUNDRAISING
With nearly 31% of annual donations coming in December, using data to inform your appeal strategy will help you maximize results.
Every year, non-profit organizations raise money to support their mission in the community and around the world. This important work lays the foundation for larger gifts in the future and raises the awareness of your mission within the community.
Together we can do more than we can each do alone.
Through DBD Group's Annual Giving Coaching, you’ll have an experienced counselor to help your organization through the planning and implementation of your year-long work. You’ll benefit from the knowledge we’ve gained through our work with so many other non-profits. By balancing the best practices that have worked well for other organizations, as well as innovating new and creative methods and marketing, we’ll work together to build a well-rounded campaign that will serve your organization this year and into the future.
Contact us for more information on how DBD Group can help your organization strengthen your annual philanthropy program.
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