Whether you want to attract millennial donors, gain insights into the science behind giving, or measure your impact more effectively, the toolkits, checklists, templates, and advice we’ve assembled here can help you accomplish these and other goals in the year ahead.
The top three most-read tools of each type appear below. We hope these resources help you hit the ground running in the new year.
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Find out questions to ask before you get started, what nonprofit watchdogs are looking for, and much more.
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Key concepts and advice to help organizations win grants from foundations.
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Advice and information on how to attract young donors and volunteers born in the 1980s and ‘90s. -
AdviceBy making the most of members’ time and energy during meetings, you can help trustees better serve your nonprofit.
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AdviceMention your website, offer a way to connect, let them know when they will hear from you next, and other important tips.
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AdviceChoose creative narratives, avoid jargon, and provide a firsthand perspective to make your stories resonate with supporters.
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AdviceA community foundation’s planning tool includes questions to help you plan a 24-hour fundraising event week by week, as well as checklists and charts to keep track of goals and assign tasks.
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AdviceBig Brothers Big Sisters of Mid-Maine recommends breaking down program income into three categories.
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AdviceOn “Be Your Donor Day,” assess your website with the fresh perspective of a first-time donor.
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AdvicePay attention to mobile devices, match your online and offline design, and more advice from organizations seeing success.
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AdviceFundraisers offer pointers on building relationships with high-net-worth individuals.
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AdviceExperts share their tips for inspiring women to give money and time to your cause.
