How to Create Your 2017 Fundraising Plan

Nonprofit 911: How to Create Your 2017 Fundraising Plan

Get ready to kick start your 2017 fundraising! Join fundraising experts Heather Yandow and Liz Ragland and discover how to create a comprehensive fundraising plan for your organization in seven easy steps. Together, we'll help you put these steps in place immediately for maximum impact this year!

In this one-hour webinar, you'll discover:

7 easy steps to a fundraising plan
Real-life examples of each step
Key elements to start your planning

First Name

Last Name

Work Email

Work Phone

Lead Source:

Lead Source Detail:

UTM Campaign:

UTM Content:

UTM Medium:

UTM Source:

UTM Term:

Organization Name

Is your organization a registered 501(c)3?

What is your role at your nonprofit?

Approximately, how many individuals have donated to your organization in the past 12 months?

What is your total operating budget?

What tool do you use to manage your donors?

What is the primary goal for your role at your organization?

Your Cause/Mission Area

Years of experience spent individually fundraising?

Job Title:

How much has your organization raised through individual giving in the past 12 months?

Tool you use to send email communications:

State

Heather Yandow brings fifteen years of experience as an outreach coordinator, coalition leader, project manager, and fundraiser to Third Space Studio. Her most recent nonprofit position was as the Director of Development and Communications with the NC Conservation Network. Heather has also served on the Board of Directors Democracy NC and ncyt: NC’s Network of Young Nonprofit Professionals. She holds a certificate in Nonprofit Management from Duke University.

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Liz Ragland is Network for Good's Content and Community Manager. Liz is the editor of the Nonprofit Fundraising Blog and leads Network for Good's educational efforts by creating fundraising eGuides for the nonprofit community as well as coordinating the Nonprofit911 educational webinar series. Before joining the Network for Good team in 2013, Liz worked in communications, marketing, and development serving nonprofits in the arts, advocacy, and association spaces in Seattle, Oklahoma City, and Washington, DC.

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