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Lisa Van Giesen from Billhighway shares 10 low-cost donor engagement strategies and five peer-to-peer fundraising tips she gleaned from the second annual Engage Conference.

It's finally here. It's been roughly 11 months since our inaugural Engage Conference, and after such wonderful response and participation last year, we here at FundRaising Success knew we had to keep it going. And now the day is finally just here, with the second annual Engage Conference all set for tomorrow at the WHYY building in Philadelphia.

Face it, if you're involved in any way with the fundraising community, the topic of engagement is almost always on your mind. That's where next week's Engage conference in Philadelphia can help.

We're bringing the popular Engage Conference back to Philadelphia on April 10. Once again it will be held in the shadow of the Liberty Bell at WHYY in Old City. And once again it will offer a great lineup of scintillating speakers, roundtable discussion, and lots of opportunities to network and get your questions answered.

The second annual FundRaising Success Engage Conference is just one month away! Register today for the April 10 conference in Philadelphia!

Before you get your Valentine's Day evening going, make sure and register for FundRaising Success' second annual Engage Conference — because it's the final day for the special $100 off early bird rate. You can register here and enter the discount code FSNews100 for this special rate, which expires at the end of the day.

Have you ever looked at organizations such as Food For The Poor, City Harvest or the Coast Guard Foundation and wondered how they do it? And more importantly, how your organization can do it too?

The second annual FundRaising Success Engage Conference takes place April 10 in Philadelphia. Register today for the $100 off early bird special rate, which expires Valentine's Day.

FundRaising Success' first-ever in-person event, the Engage Conference, really was a engaging day with attendees and speakers interacting, sharing and learning.

Three themes seemed to emerge at the Engage Conference among all the presentations — retention, risk and reward, or the three R's.