The 12 Days of Free Nonprofit Goodies
December 14, 2012

Fundraising consultant Pamela Grow, one of our Little Shop contributors, is launching a really neat-o holiday giveaway today. (Yeah, I said it โ€ฆ neat-o.)

Grant Seeking: Finding Your Best Fit Funder
October 22, 2012

During the session, "Who's Your BFF? Building Lasting Relationship With Grant Makers," at Blackbaud's bbcon earlier this month, Heather Stombaugh and Matthew Stombaugh from JustWrite Solutions provided a few resources fundraisers should utilize when seeking grants in order to find their "Best Fit Funder."

Reminder: The Year-End Holiday Giving Season Is Coming
August 27, 2012

Since the year-end holiday giving season is so vital to the fundraising sector, it's never too early to start planning your end-of-year campaigns. So with that in mind, take a look at last year's Fundraising Success Gold Awards Multichannel Campaign of the Year winner, the MSPCA's Holiday Tree Campaign. And remember to get your entries in for the 2012 Gold Awards for Fundraising Excellence. The deadline for entries to be in our office is Friday, Sept. 7, with the winners announced in our October issue.

The 5 C's for Cultivating Major Donors
July 9, 2012

In her session at Fund Raising Day in New York last month, Ann LaForge, director of institutional advancement at The Cathedral School of St. John the Divine, shared her "5 C's" strategy for success in cultivating major donors for a small shop nonprofit organization.

Generational Shifts in Estate Giving
June 27, 2012

The Stelter Co. shares its findings on generational shifts in the ways people think about estate giving through an infographic.

10 Things to Know About Major Donor Research
June 25, 2012

Poonam Prasad, founder and president of Prasad Consulting and Research, shared the "Top Ten Things Every Fundraiser Should Know About Major Donor Research" in her session at Fund Raising Day in New York earlier this month.

How to Not Reactivate a Donor
January 10, 2012

If you can't even get the person's name or last gift right, how on earth do you expect a donor to believe you will use his or her donations effectively?