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Major Donors

Finding Big Gifts in Your Database and Online

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Boost your nonprofit's success with insights from a group of experts aimed at enhancing fundraising strategies in the digital age. This resource provides a comprehensive guide for various nonprofit organizations, offering innovative approaches to connect with potential donors. With a global perspective, it includes diverse examples and cross-cultural tips for cultivation and solicitation, making it relevant for fundraisers worldwide. The book emphasizes the need for fresh thinking in major gift fundraising, moving beyond traditional techniques to engage high-net-worth individuals both locally and internationally. It is filled with practical, up-to-date information that can benefit seasoned fundraisers and beginners alike, helping to refine existing major gift programs and providing a solid foundation for newcomers. Prospect research is highlighted as a crucial element in understanding supporters and aligning organizational priorities with donor aspirations. This process is vital for identifying potential supporters among thousands of prospects, as illustrated by successful campaigns from institutions like the University of Toronto. Overall, this resource compiles expert advice from leading prospect researchers, making it an essential addition to any fundraising library. Following its guidance can significantly enhance fundraising efforts and increase financial support for nonprofits.

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Major Donors, Ted Hart, Pamela M. Gignac, James M. Greenfield, Christopher Carnie

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Released
2006
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Title
Major Donors
Subtitle
Finding Big Gifts in Your Database and Online
Language
English
Publisher
WILEY
Released
2006
Format
Hardcover
Pages
264
ISBN10
0471768103
ISBN13
9780471768104
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Boost your nonprofit's success with insights from a group of experts aimed at enhancing fundraising strategies in the digital age. This resource provides a comprehensive guide for various nonprofit organizations, offering innovative approaches to connect with potential donors. With a global perspective, it includes diverse examples and cross-cultural tips for cultivation and solicitation, making it relevant for fundraisers worldwide. The book emphasizes the need for fresh thinking in major gift fundraising, moving beyond traditional techniques to engage high-net-worth individuals both locally and internationally. It is filled with practical, up-to-date information that can benefit seasoned fundraisers and beginners alike, helping to refine existing major gift programs and providing a solid foundation for newcomers. Prospect research is highlighted as a crucial element in understanding supporters and aligning organizational priorities with donor aspirations. This process is vital for identifying potential supporters among thousands of prospects, as illustrated by successful campaigns from institutions like the University of Toronto. Overall, this resource compiles expert advice from leading prospect researchers, making it an essential addition to any fundraising library. Following its guidance can significantly enhance fundraising efforts and increase financial support for nonprofits.