Don't just keep asking your donors for money, make them feel part of your mission.
Nonprofit organizations all they their own unique mission and vision. But building relationships with donors is a common bond that brings all nonprofits together. The importance of engaging donors isn't just a one-off, but a way to offer opportunties to connect to your mission, staff and the wonderful beneficiary of your meaningful work.
You will have access to the top 5 reasons we think donors engagement is crucial. Your package includes a compilation of detailed ideas of how you can engage donors and prospects, sample emails to donors, the initial planning steps, and an engagement checklist to get you started.
Remember, every action has a reaction and donor engagement will take you to the next level with your donors.
Testimony - I originally thought our staff was too small and we didn't have enough time to engage our donors. Boy was I wrong, one simple engagement and we saw a bug change in donations.
Suzanne N.
Testimony - When I first explored the idea, I decided our donors and us didn't have time for this type of connection. Since nothing else was working, I had a small engagement and more donors keep asking for more.
Karen L.
Q&A
We are a small organization, can this work for us? YES! Donor engagement of any kind is so important to expanding your reach and meeting goals.
Can our staff be involved in donor engagement? Absolutely. Your staff is the foundation of your organization and you should feel involve them in any level they and you feel comfortable.
Should our board members be active in engagement? Your board can play a key role in donor engagement and can take the lead on occasion.
