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What type of friendship is a donor relationship? Is it really “not about the money”?

Who shows up more in your fundraising copy, you or your donor? Here’s how to check your pronouns.

Charity leaders are using it to get the word out about their work and to connect with influential people, but they caution it must be used wisely.

Getting board members engaged is more about meeting them where they are than it is about squeezing them into a single channel.

Patrick Rooney, an economist who has studied disaster giving for decades, talks about how long people give after a crisis, whether that affects giving to other causes, and more.

Nonprofits need to pay attention. Without understanding the full scope of how and why people give, they may fail to build ties with generous people.

There is an elephant in boardrooms across national and international lines that can no longer be ignored. That elephant is named discrimination and most frequently it takes the form of racial discrimination.

“If your major donors are giving less year-over-year, there are three basic reasons why. One, you don’t control and two you do.”

Think of it like an intimate in-person event for your biggest donors, with a virtual audience watching and engaging too.