Are you leading a small charity ($500K to $2M) and thinking about adding a major gift strategy? Here are a few key things to consider:
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This weekend’s Breakthru Guide tells the story of Judy - a fundraiser whose quiet, faithful work in major gift fundraising created more transformation than she realized.
If you’ve ever wondered whether what you do matters... this one’s for you.
This weekend’s Breakthru Guide tells the story of Judy - a fundraiser whose quiet, faithful work in major gift fundraising created more transformation than she realized.
If you’ve ever wondered whether what you do matters... this one’s for you.
This is post 1 of 5 on a recent article in Inside Philanthropy called “Beyond Rational Generosity” - see the intro post here (buff.ly/kr7ATFu)
This is post 1 of 5 on a recent article in Inside Philanthropy called “Beyond Rational Generosity” - see the intro post here (buff.ly/kr7ATFu)
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But giving rarely starts in the head. This recent article by Michael Parker - “Beyond Rational Generosity: What We Miss About How Big Donors Really Think” - reminds us it almost always starts in the heart.
But giving rarely starts in the head. This recent article by Michael Parker - “Beyond Rational Generosity: What We Miss About How Big Donors Really Think” - reminds us it almost always starts in the heart.
Every Tuesday or Wednesday, I’m resharing one of the most-read and talked-about Breakthru Guides from the past two years - the ones that made fundraisers stop and think.
Every Tuesday or Wednesday, I’m resharing one of the most-read and talked-about Breakthru Guides from the past two years - the ones that made fundraisers stop and think.
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Access to capital accelerates a business, but only when the business is ready to absorb it well.
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Access to capital accelerates a business, but only when the business is ready to absorb it well.
This week’s Breakthru Guide explores what happens when we let go of control - and still choose connection.
It’s part 3 of the INSPIRED series (S is for Surprised), and it landed yesterday.
This week’s Breakthru Guide explores what happens when we let go of control - and still choose connection.
It’s part 3 of the INSPIRED series (S is for Surprised), and it landed yesterday.
One of my favorite things in the world is watching charity leaders experience breakthroughs in major gift fundraising… Those moments when the conversation clicks, the strategy shifts, and generosity flows.
One of my favorite things in the world is watching charity leaders experience breakthroughs in major gift fundraising… Those moments when the conversation clicks, the strategy shifts, and generosity flows.
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Nerve is:
* Holding tension without breaking
* Staying in the room after a hard meeting
* Saying, “We’ll find a way,” even if the path’s unclear
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Nerve is:
* Holding tension without breaking
* Staying in the room after a hard meeting
* Saying, “We’ll find a way,” even if the path’s unclear
Then out of nowhere: a reply. A moment. A story you didn’t expect.
This week’s Breakthru Guide is about the sacred work of staying present to surprise - even when the numbers don’t add up.
Then out of nowhere: a reply. A moment. A story you didn’t expect.
This week’s Breakthru Guide is about the sacred work of staying present to surprise - even when the numbers don’t add up.
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This year? Nothing so far.
Until one surprising call - and a conversation I won’t forget.
This week’s Breakthru Guide is about how connection can still break through... even when the gift goes somewhere else.
This year? Nothing so far.
Until one surprising call - and a conversation I won’t forget.
This week’s Breakthru Guide is about how connection can still break through... even when the gift goes somewhere else.
The spouse. The assistant. The adult child. The assistant again.
It’s easy to laser in on “the main giver.” But real fundraising character makes everyone feel seen and valued.
The spouse. The assistant. The adult child. The assistant again.
It’s easy to laser in on “the main giver.” But real fundraising character makes everyone feel seen and valued.
Sinapis’ CEO Matthew Rohrs has a great and winsome way of describing why that view is too small. I appreciated this short reflection from him and think you will as well.
Sinapis’ CEO Matthew Rohrs has a great and winsome way of describing why that view is too small. I appreciated this short reflection from him and think you will as well.
But he knew the culture was toxic. A micromanaging exec. Gossip and ego in the air.
He said no. “I wanted to enjoy the people I work with. I wanted to grow, not shrink.”
But he knew the culture was toxic. A micromanaging exec. Gossip and ego in the air.
He said no. “I wanted to enjoy the people I work with. I wanted to grow, not shrink.”
Every Tuesday or Wednesday, I’m resharing one of the most-read and talked-about Breakthru Guides from the past two years - the ones that really hit a nerve with major gift fundraisers.
Every Tuesday or Wednesday, I’m resharing one of the most-read and talked-about Breakthru Guides from the past two years - the ones that really hit a nerve with major gift fundraisers.
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I know from personal experience how much entrepreneurs give of themselves. The work is demanding and the pressure is real.
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I know from personal experience how much entrepreneurs give of themselves. The work is demanding and the pressure is real.