How to Plan Effective Donor Cultivation Events

Nonprofit 911: No More Lame Receptions: Donor Cultivation Events Done Right

This webinar took place on September 20, 2016

Effective donor cultivation events help your donors feel engaged with your mission—and excited to give. This doesn’t mean holding expensive receptions—it means providing an experience that uniquely showcases your mission. Join us to learn how to plan fun, unique, and affordable events that inspire your donors to give.

Join us to discover:

How to plan an affordable "VIP volunteer opportunity"
A step-by-step method to identify your audience
The do's and don'ts of event execution
Real world donor cultivation events that worked

PLUS, Network for Good's Liz Ragland will give a preview of how Rachel's tips can be put into action with Network for Good's fundraising software.

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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?

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Years of experience spent individually fundraising?

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

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About Our Speaker

Rachel Muir, CFRE is Vice President of Training at Pursuant where she transforms individuals into confident, successful fundraisers. When she was 26 years old, Rachel Muir launched Girlstart, a non-profit organization to empower girls in math, science, engineering and technology in the living room of her apartment with $500 and a credit card. Several years later she had raised over 10 million dollars and was featured on Oprah, CNN, and the Today show. Learn more about Rachel at www.rachelmuir.com

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