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The first several weeks of the calendar year are a flurry of activity for fundraisers. You’re wrapping up your year-end appeal while simultaneously launching a whole new year of fundraising efforts. Ensure you’re ending and starting on the right track with a few essential to-do items completed by the end of February. 3 essential fundraising […]
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Once the bustle of year-end fundraising recedes, fundraisers have an opportunity to reset and prepare for a productive year ahead. Here are 3 ways to reset after your year-end fundraising season concludes: Tend to returned mail If you received any returned mail in response to your year-end appeal, now is the time to update your […]
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Does your organization send annual statements to donors? If so, you can use Little Green Light’s Annual Statements functionality to generate simple annual statements. And, we’ve created a free guide to show you how to use LGL’s Annual Statements to do so. If you don’t currently send annual statements, this guide can help you decide […]
Now that December has rolled around, you may feel ready to wrap things up and move on to the next year of fundraising. But before you do, it’s a good idea to reflect on the lessons learned from this year. When you take time to consider four key questions and incorporate the insights from your […]
If your organization is acting as a fiscal sponsor of one or a few projects, it’s crucial that you can easily find and report on gifts to a particular sponsored project (which are essentially restricted funds). And, it’s best practice to segment donors who’ve supported individual projects so they can receive project-specific updates in the […]
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Your donor management system is more than a place to store data. It’s a tool that fundraisers can use to make sense of that information. And creating fundraising reports is a key way to use your data in meaningful ways. Consultant Ed Hohlbein specializes in fundraising data, and he breaks fundraising reports into two types: […]
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Fundraisers don’t necessarily spend time in both their donor database and their organization’s accounting software. But, fundraisers often need to interact with board members, donors, and foundations and be able to provide information or answer their questions about your organization’s finances. For this reason, it’s important that you have access to your nonprofit’s statement of […]
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If you already have multiple, effective fundraising efforts in the works for the end of the year, you may feel like you only participate in GivingTuesday because you have to. If that’s the case, you’re not the only organization that feels that way. And you’re not the only fundraiser who’s wondered, “Is it okay to […]
As GivingTuesday approaches, make sure you’re prepared for this year’s online day of giving. 4 suggestions to help you get ready for GivingTuesday Create a payment form Build a simple online payment form that supporters can use to make their GivingTuesday contribution. The form should be straightforward and easy to submit. If you’re using Little Green […]
Remittance envelopes may be the unsung heroes of a successful appeal. A well-crafted letter inspires your donors, and a remittance envelope makes it easy for them to turn that inspiration into action and actually donate to your organization. And the reason for this couldn’t be simpler: The more convenient it is to donate, the more […]
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