New Multichannel Fundraising Report From DirectMarketingIQ

If you haven’t heard, there’s a new report available on multichannel fundraising from FundRaising Success sister brand DirectMarketingIQ. The report, “The Art & Science of Multichannel Fundraising,” which I am honored to be a part of, is a guide of best practices, tips, techniques and case studies on multichannel fundraising campaigns compiled by some of the nonprofit industry’s brightest minds and most successful organizations.

Just check out the table of contents

Chapter 1
What Channels to Use? Depends on the Nonprofit, Its Campaign and Its List
by Dennis McCarthy, Jennifer Darrouzet, Noel Beebe and Matthew Mielcarek

Chapter 2
Developing the Creative and a Message That Works Across Multiple Channels
by Moira Kavanagh Crosby and Eliza Temeles

Chapter 3
Direct Mail: How to Keep the Workhorse Working
by Kimberly Seville

Chapter 4
The Email Component: How to Make Sure It Plays Its Role Perfectly
by Abny Santicola and Joe Boland

Chapter 5
Mobile: Integrating the New Player Via Text Messaging
by Matthew Valleskey

Chapter 6
Social Media: How Best It Can Help the Multichannel Campaign
by Christina Johns

Chapter 7
Renewals: Creating the Multichannel Donor Renewal Campaign
by Roger Craver

Chapter 8
How Do We Know If We Are Doing It Right? (Testing and Results Measurement in an Integrated/Multichannel Marketing and Fundraising Environment)
by Geoffrey W. Peters

Chapter 9
Other Pieces of the Multichannel Puzzle: TV, Radio, Bus Shelters, Billboards …
by Jo Sullivan

MULTICHANNEL FUNDRAISING CASE STUDIES

Case Study #1 — The Gorilla Organization’sGreat Gorilla Run
Case Study #2 — The Chesapeake Rotary Club’sChesapeake Wine Festival
Case Study #3 — Stop Hunger Now’s “The Haiti Relief Campaign”
Case Study #4 — Arizona Humane Society’sPet Telethon
Case Study #5 — Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater San Diego’sRhythm and Vine Festival
Case Study #6 — Human Rights Campaign’s “Don’t Ask Don’t Tell Repeal”
Case Study #7 — Salvation Army’sRed Kettle Drive
Case Study #8 — The Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia’s “Season of Courage”

Go here to check out and purchase the report.

Joe Boland

Joe Boland is a former member of the NonProfit PRO team and currently serves on the NonProfit PRO Editorial Advisory Board. He is a frequent contributor to the magazine.

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