|
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:
· · ·
Next Steps
3 Practical Next Steps
Need support putting this into action?We help growing nonprofits move fundraising forward through clearer planning and stronger systems. Book an Exploratory CallPodcast
Latest on the PodcastA new chapter for the podcast is on the way, including a refreshed brand and a broader national lens. Until then, you can catch up on past episodes and conversations with nonprofit leaders from across the sector. Listen to past episodesWith gratitude,
Tanya Wall, CFRE |
Collaborative Cause Consulting helps growing nonprofits across Canada strengthen fundraising capacity through clearer priorities, stronger systems, and practical support that moves the work forward. Our team works with small and mid-sized nonprofits that need more fundraising leadership and implementation support, but are not ready to build a full in-house senior team. Subscribe for bite-sized, actionable fundraising and stewardship tips you can read over coffee and use the same day.
Welcome Hi Reader, A lot of nonprofit teams are under pressure to grow fundraising revenue, but growth goals are much harder to reach when the underlying system is still full of friction. In this month's article, I am sharing a few of the foundational issues that are worth fixing before you try to grow, so your fundraising can become more consistent, more sustainable, and easier to build on over time. · · · This Month's Article What to Fix Before You Try to Grow Fundraising Revenue Before...
Welcome Hi Reader, Most nonprofit leaders know stewardship matters, but it is often one of the first things to become inconsistent when capacity gets tight. The challenge is not usually whether stewardship is important. It is figuring out what your team can realistically maintain while still building strong donor relationships and moving fundraising forward. I am sharing a practical approach to stewardship that feels realistic for busy teams and helps supporters stay connected to the work...
Welcome Hi Reader, Many nonprofits want new supporters to feel welcomed from the start. But when that experience is inconsistent, the problem is often not the message itself. It is the process behind it. In this month’s article, I am sharing what a strong donor welcome process looks like behind the scenes, and why improving the internal system is often what makes the external experience better. · · · This Month’s Article What a Strong Donor Welcome Process Looks Like Behind the Scenes A...