Nonprofit 911 | Winning Strategies for Standout Appeals

Nonprofit 911:
Winning Strategies for Standout Appeals

Tuesday, Nov. 3 at 1pm EST

Are you ready for year-end fundraising? Most nonprofits will raise between 30% to 50% of their annual donation revenue in December. How can you make sure your nonprofit's appeal stands out? Join the experts in this free webinar to learn the top strategies to wow your individual donors this year and save time when pursuing other funding sources.

Join us to learn:

A simple formula for stronger fundraising appeals that inspire more giving
How to adapt your best appeal for a multichannel approach
How to combine your story with key data points for better grant applications and major funding requests

Plus, you'll see examples of effective fundraising appeals and receive a step-by-step worksheet for building a powerful story.

First Name

Last Name

Work Email

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

Lead Source:

Lead Source Detail:

UTM Campaign:

UTM Content:

UTM Medium:

UTM Source:

UTM Term:

Organization Name

Work Phone

Is your organization a registered 501(c)3?

What is your role at your nonprofit?

What tool do you use to manage your donors?

What is your total operating budget?

Years of experience spent individually fundraising?

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

State

About Our Speakers

Caryn Stein is the Vice President of Communications and Content for Network for Good. Caryn oversees Network for Good’s marketing efforts and manages the development and distribution of Network for Good’s wealth of nonprofit training. She is the editor of The Nonprofit Marketing Blog and created the Ultimate Donation Page Course to help nonprofits combine the best practices of the web with compelling fundraising stories. Caryn has helped hundreds of nonprofits improve their fundraising campaigns and write more effective donor communications.

Rachel Brown joined the Cultural Data Project in 2011 as a member of the Support Center team and stepped into the role of Education Associate in 2014. Her work as a facilitator is informed by experience as an activist and organizer. Whether during a one-time workshop or building a local organizing group from the ground up, Rachel is interested in co-creating joyful spaces that allow for peer-to-peer learning.