THE "3 Ds" OF HIGH-IMPACT BOARD MEMBERS
Nonprofit volunteers that serve on boards are the backbone of the organization. They offer invaluable guidance, support, and resources.
A feasibility study is an important step in the capital campaign process. Within the feasibility study we obtain information through a variety of methods: personal interviews, online surveys, telephone interviews and, if necessary, focus group meetings.
When conducting a feasibility study, you are gathering information to assess the following:
While a study reveals the amount of support available and a recommended dollar goal, there are other important reasons to do a feasibility study:
Many organizations offer feasibility study services. Donor By Design's process is different, allowing feasibility study to become an important step in donor cultivation:
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Nonprofit volunteers that serve on boards are the backbone of the organization. They offer invaluable guidance, support, and resources.
Let’s face it: asking board members to help with fundraising can feel as awkward as teaching your parents how to use TikTok. But it doesn’t have to be! With the right mix of clarity, support, and a dash of good humor, you can turn even the most hesitant board member into a fundraising champion.
For leaders of mission-driven organizations, keeping a hopeful attitude is critical to meeting the inevitable challenges that arise. But how do you keep your attitude positive when things aren’t going your way?
Over the last four years American nonprofits have benefited from unprecedented amounts of federal funding. How will they plan for the end of that funding?
When you aren't ready to acquire a property, but know you'll need it...the friendly buyer can help. Nonprofit organizations can benefit.
Brian Keel, CFO at YMCA of the Triangle, offers several suggestions of things to do to help new volunteers get up to speed faster.
The time between Thanksgiving and year-end offers a prime window for fundraising.
Nonprofit boards often find themselves stuck in a rut, performing the same old tasks with the same agenda month after month, with little impact
If you’ve worked in a nonprofit (or probably just about anywhere), you know that not every project goes as planned. In fact, sometimes plan A turns into plan D or E or F.
Nonprofit volunteers that serve on boards are the backbone of the organization. They offer invaluable guidance, support, and resources.
Nonprofit boards often find themselves stuck in a rut, performing the same old tasks with the same agenda month after month, with little impact
Bruce Berglund interviews Cory Scheer of TrustCentric about trust and leadership. In this podcast, they discuss how to measure, build and repair trust.
Richard Clegg shares what a famous doughnut empire can teach us about standing out in a crowd of similar businesses.
Michele Goodrich illustrates how personal attention and follow up are the keys to creating a great giving experience for donors.
One of our axioms is “Keep learning, stewarding, and sharing.” In that spirit, the DBD Team shares their book picks to inspire you in work and in life.
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