Seven Steps to a Written Fundraising Plan

Nonprofit 911: Seven Steps to a Written Fundraising Plan

Join us and learn how to put together a written plan for raising the money you need in 2017 without constantly begging online. We’ll cover goal setting, action plans, and ways to keep your plan on track. You’ll also get some worksheets and checklists to make the process easier.

Key Takeaways:

The three surprising reasons you need a plan
Why most people get stuck – and what to do about it
Seven easy steps to creating a plan

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

About Our Speaker

Sandy Rees shows passionate nonprofit leaders how to fully fund their big vision so they can spend their time changing lives instead of worrying about money. She’s helped dozens of small nonprofits go from “nickel-and-dime fundraising” to adding six or seven figures to their bottom line. As a trainer, she shows her students how to find ideal donors, connect with them through authentic messaging, and build relationships that stand the test of time, so that fundraising becomes easy and predictable. Sandy is based in Loudon, TN. Find out more about her fundraising system at www.GetFullyFunded.com.