There's Still Time: Year-end Fundraising
DBD Group's Jon Simons reminds you that there's still time to boost your year-end fundraising - and ample reason to do so.
When you’re ready to grow, the right campaign counsel will help you make your vision a reality. From capital campaigns to planned giving, donor research to grant writing, virtual training and more, DBD has the tools and experience to help your organization go further faster.
Raising money is one thing. Succesfully managing the resources you already have is another. DBD's Financial Management team can support your organization in making smarter decisions today and in the future.
DBD Group's Strategic Planning process helps non-profit organizations evolve and advance in today's challenging and swiftly changing environment.
DBD Group offers a number of tools, training opportunities and strategies to help you tell your story and inspire your donors.
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DBD Group's Jon Simons reminds you that there's still time to boost your year-end fundraising - and ample reason to do so.
DBD Group's Robyn Furness-Fallin and Kali Righter share ways to use crowdfunding techniques to engage younger donors.
Bruce Berglund describes stewardship that is both low cost and priceless.
Brian Keel gives three tried and true tips to put you in the strongest position for your capital campaign.
When thinking about ways to use real estate assets to further a nonprofit’s mission, we often focus on underutilized real estate and how we might turn . . .
It's been an impactful year of blogs, guides, and webinars from our team. This week we're sharing the posts that you all found most helpful. Scroll through this list and choose one new action to take with you into the coming year.
Kellie Wardman shares telltale signs that it may be time for some strategic planning.
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We can tell when a board is experiencing pinch points or pain. Board members themselves often know when their performance is not where we want it to be.
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.