Building Winning Partnerships: Leveraging Teams and Programs for Advancement Success

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Building Winning Partnerships: Leveraging Teams and Programs for Advancement Success

By Jason Kroll In today’s increasingly competitive environment, independent schools and higher education institutions need more than traditional fundraising approaches to thrive. Enrollment and philanthropy are the lifeblood of institutional success, yet many advancement teams, athletic directors, coaches, deans, and program leaders still operate in silos, cultivating their own networks of donors, alumni, and supporters

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5 Healthcare Fundraising Marketing Strategies for 2025

A new year is a perfect opportunity to take a fresh look at your marketing content and incorporate new approaches. Healthcare fundraisers can use a combination of storytelling, visuals, and data to make the outcomes of giving feel personal and tangible. Here are some healthcare fundraising marketing strategies to help bring the impact to life

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Why Wealth Screening is Crucial for Your Fundraising Success

In the world of nonprofit fundraising, understanding your donors’ capacity to give is key to creating effective strategies and maximizing contributions. Wealth screening is a powerful tool that helps you gain insights into your donors’ financial capacity, allowing you to tailor your fundraising efforts more effectively. In this blog, we’ll discuss what wealth screening is,

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Cutting through the Noise to Reach Donors: 3 Tips to Try

Conversations about the unique fundraising challenges each nonprofit faces are not always unique. Abbie Fine, Associate Vice President of Client Partnerships has worked with many nonprofits–on staff, as a board member, as a panel grant reviewer, and at a grant writing firm engaging with 100+ clients–and she came to expect certain conversations. What’s hard for

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10 Things Your Board Can Do RIGHT NOW to Move the Philanthropic Needle

As summer approaches and volunteers start to enter “vacation mode,” it’s easy for your organization’s board expectations to fall by the wayside. Beyond their fiscal and governance responsibility, the crux of nonprofit board members’ responsibilities rest in the ability to move the philanthropic needle.  Sure, not every board member fancies himself or herself a fundraiser.

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