Donor Relationship Management

There’s no daily grind quite like that of nonprofit fundraising. While working at a nonprofit is intrinsically rewarding in countless ways, most industry veterans can recount horror stories of months (or even years) where their nonprofit was barely hanging on and that next grant or big donation meant the difference between keeping the lights on…

Improving donor retention is finally at the forefront of our minds! These seven fundraising tech tips will help you boost these rates and create more relationships...

Welcome back to #NPPTrendingNow, a weekly video series where NonProfit PRO Editor-in-Chief Nhu Te breaks down the top three coveted stories of the week. Here's what we've got going on for you this week: better understand monthly donors, lead change at your nonprofit and correcting the issue of technical communication...

How well do you know your donors? Even the most savvy nonprofits may be missing the mark when it comes to their demographics and intended audience. Find out how creating donor personas can open up a whole new audience in direct mail marketing, social media, and more!

Planned giving prospects demonstrate significantly different wealth and philanthropy characteristics from major gift prospects.

Get expert advice on what donors want and what keeps them coming back. This free e-book includes templates and timelines to help you keep donors engaged, so you can take the guesswork out of when and

As I transition into a new position, I reflect on the many relationships I have developed over the years and how those relationships have played a role throughout my nonprofit journey...

We’re in a revolutionary time when people are becoming more and more philanthropic and charitable giving is as easy as a click of a button. It’s because of this that nonprofits need to take their donor engagement strategies more seriously...

In this interactive webinar, you will learn: which criteria to look at when evaluating the current health of your fundraising.

First, don’t put an unqualified donor into your portfolio. Put them in another category called a “To Be Qualified” list. This way, you and your manager will not put revenue goals or expectations on you or the donor...