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Welcome
Hi Reader, If fundraising often feels reactive, you are not alone. A lot of nonprofit teams are making decisions week to week rather than working from a clear plan. The good news is that an annual fundraising plan does not have to be complicated to be useful. In this month’s article, I am sharing a simple way to map the next four quarters so your fundraising feels more focused and sustainable. · · ·
This Month’s Article
Planning Your Fundraising Year Without Overcomplicating It
A good fundraising plan should not make your work heavier. It should help you make clearer decisions about where to focus, when to ask, and how to build a more consistent rhythm of donor communication over time. Instead of trying to build a perfect month-by-month calendar, start with a simpler framework:
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