September 3, 2010


Ideas that work: Engaging board members in stewardship first

Ideas that work: Engaging board members in stewardship first By engaging in donor stewardship, nonprofit board members can overcome their reluctance to participate in the organization’s fundraising efforts.

Planned Giving

Strategic stewardship for planned giving programs

Strategic stewardship increases your organization’s image, reputation and priority with both current and future planned-gift donors.

Basics/Annual Giving

Turning annual-fund donors into major-gift donors

A careful cultivation plan, while taking time and patience, is key in helping consistent donors award large and meaningful gifts.


Campaign Giving

Capital campaigns: Setting the goal and duration

Two of the first and most important elements to determine when considering a capital campaign are the fundraising goal and the campaign timeline.

Grantmaking/Major Giving

Theory to practice: Churches weak on ‘charitable choice’

While the emergence of government funding for faith-based groups drew the interest of congregations in the mid 1990s, new research says few churches followed through by seeking state or federal grants.



Nonprofit Jobs

Resource Directory

  • Emerson & Church, Publishers
    Emerson & Church, Publishers offers some of the bestselling and most authoritative fundraising and board development books in America.
  • A.J. Fletcher Foundation
    Diverse nonprofit support to enrich the quality of life in North Carolina

Webinar

Sept. 14 - Engaging your board for community impact, details

Workshop

Oct. 20 - IRS workshop for small and mid-sized tax-exempt organizations, details


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