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The document discusses charitable giving during difficult economic times. It notes that charitable donations in North Carolina have increased 2% in the last five years despite high unemployment. The document profiles a college student, Zach Hynoski, who volunteers his time and talents to non-profits instead of monetary donations due to being a student. Hynoski focuses his efforts on Global Scribes, a new non-profit promoting global citizenship through writing. Hynoski creates promotional videos for them and feels volunteering is a gift that gives back to both the individual and organization.
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These slides accompanied a presentation made on 2-20-18 at the Hudson, Ohio Library & Historical Society.Giving Usa 2010 Executive Summary
Giving Usa 2010 Executive Summaryefrice
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Giving USA 2010 is the annual report on philanthropy for the year 2009 from Giving USA Foundation. It finds that total charitable giving in the US fell 3.6% in 2009 to $303.75 billion, the steepest decline since Giving USA began tracking giving in 1956. This decline occurred during a period of economic hardship in America not seen since the Great Depression. However, Americans continued donating to charity, though perhaps less and more quietly than in stronger economic times. The report aims to help non-profits, donors, and observers understand trends in charitable resource allocation. Building a Great #ILGive Campaign with Story Telling (Part 1) 
Building a Great #ILGive Campaign with Story Telling (Part 1) donorsforumlibrary
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This document provides tips for designing a successful #GivingTuesday campaign in 3 sentences or less for different organization types:
For direct service organizations, frame the campaign around the cost per client served and break donations into smaller time periods. For advocacy organizations, show the number of people impacted and monetize the impact. For arts and cultural organizations, focus on the cost per visitor or to put on an exhibit.planned giving
planned givingKimberly Hufford
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Planned giving involves major gifts made by donors through their estate planning, such as real estate, life insurance, or retirement plans, that allow donors to make larger gifts than possible through regular donations alone. It is a highly effective but misunderstood approach for non-profits to pursue. Planned giving establishes stronger long-term relationships with donors and can increase both annual and future planned gifts. Non-profits should treat fundraising like running a business with both immediate and long-term goals in mind. Approaching donors about planned giving requires patience but can result in gifts 200-300 times larger than a donor's typical donation.MFGII summary findings Nov 2011
MFGII summary findings Nov 2011GuideStar
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The document summarizes findings from research conducted on charitable giving behaviors. It aims to understand donor motivations and how donors research nonprofits in order to identify opportunities to direct more giving to high-performing nonprofits. The research involved focus groups and surveys of over 6,000 individual donors, donor advisors, and foundation grant-makers. The key findings were that donors care most about causes and organizations they have a personal connection to, rather than performance, and most do not research charities extensively before donating. The report implications will help organizations attract more funding by understanding donor preferences.Deitz.Whipps-GPAJournalArticle.Fall2016
Deitz.Whipps-GPAJournalArticle.Fall2016cldeitz
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This document summarizes two educational programs focused on developing grant writing skills at the local level in Syracuse, New York. The first is a workshop series hosted by the Central New York Community Foundation that offers introductory and advanced grant writing courses to nonprofit professionals. The second is an undergraduate class at Syracuse University that pairs students with local nonprofits to develop actual grant proposals while learning grant skills. Both programs aim to build the capacity of local nonprofits and strengthen the grants profession through community-focused, hands-on educational opportunities.A New Giving Concept For Special Needs Children
A New Giving Concept For Special Needs Childrencharminglittlechis
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The Gift of Love program is a planned giving program that allows donors to make contributions to charities while also receiving guaranteed lifetime incomes and ensuring their gifts are returned to their families. It uses feasibility studies, lifetime income annuities, and life insurance policies to provide benefits to both donors and charities. The program aims to increase donations by making the giving process easier and providing flexible gift options for donors.Giving From the Ground Up Part 2
Giving From the Ground Up Part 2craigslist_fndn
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A look at how individuals and institutions are finding new and innovative ways to give both time and money in communities.
Science of Giving - Shift Philanthropy Webinar
Science of Giving - Shift Philanthropy WebinarBrady Josephson
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Giving is powerful. But it's also complex. This presentation looks at some of the stats of the philanthropic sector as well as some science behind giving, fundraising, and marketing for causes. Also includes some live poll results.Planned Giving Presentation
Planned Giving PresentationCalifornia Community Foundation
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For most nonprofits, planning for their future isn't the first thing on their minds. That's why the California Community Foundation in Los Angeles developed the Planned Giving Toolkit to assist nonprofits expand their fundraising horizons and better prepare for their future.
This is the presentation that accompanied a series of free workshops CCF held across the county to help nonprofits implement planned giving programs. This presentation can be used by any nonprofit to present to their boardmembers, donors, and others who would be interested in being leaving planned gifts. Diane Remin - Raise More Money by Keeping Your Donors
Diane Remin - Raise More Money by Keeping Your Donorsitjkg
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This document discusses strategies for improving donor retention rates through effective storytelling and thanking practices. It recommends thanking donors promptly after their gift, within 48 hours if possible, and thanking them a total of 5 times within the first year. This includes a thank you call or note, letter, IRS receipt, and additional communications sharing the impact of their gift. Telling stories about individual beneficiaries in a personal way is emphasized as motivating donors more than statistics. The document also stresses the importance of donor retention, noting that acquiring new donors costs more than retaining existing ones, and that a second gift in the first year doubles the chance of additional future gifts.Weekend in Boca VII - Diane Remin - Raise More Money by Keeping Your Donors:...
Weekend in Boca VII - Diane Remin - Raise More Money by Keeping Your Donors:...OfficeDepotFoundation
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Presentation by Diane Remin, Founder and President, MajorDonors.com, at the Office Depot Foundation's 2014 Weekend in Boca Civil Society Leadership Symposium
You go all out to get donations. But are you negating all of the time and money you expend to get a gift when it comes to keeping those donors? Statistics say you are. The donor retention rate in the US has tumbled to a dismal 43%. That means lost donors at all levelsincluding potential major ones!
You will leave this workshop with strategies and techniques to:
Translate research into practical action steps for your nonprofit to raise more money
Use storytelling to transform something as mundane as a gift acknowledgement into a powerful donor stewardship communication.
Increase the likelihood your donors will keep on givingand at higher levels.
Dyer ppoint
Dyer ppointCheryl White
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Wendy Dyer presented at the 2013 Nonprofit Sustainability Conference on building a culture of fundraising. In her presentation, she made several key points:
1) She argued that nonprofits should stop thinking of people as poor and unable to donate, and instead recognize that people want opportunities to do good and be heroes.
2) She highlighted statistics showing the power of individual donations, totaling over $300 billion in 2011, and challenged nonprofits to better engage donors and think more broadly about fundraising.
3) She predicted that predictive analytics, collaborations, higher competition for funds, and a shift toward transformational philanthropy focused on outcomes and innovation will reshape traditional nonprofit fundraising.Weekend in Boca VII - Diane Remin - Raise More Money by Keeping Your Donors:...
Weekend in Boca VII - Diane Remin - Raise More Money by Keeping Your Donors:...OfficeDepotFoundation
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- 1. Gift That Keeps Giving - 1 www.globalscribes.org FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: Media Contact: Callie Klinkmueller (508) 954-5917 CEKlinkmueller@gmail.com PRESS RELEASE THE GIFT THAT KEEPS ON GIVING HIGH POINT, N.C. Oct. 18, 2014 Even in the middle of the most serious recession this country has seen since the Great Depression, the generous American spirit has continued to grow and inspire a new generation of people willing to give back. If you can believe it, North Carolinas annual charitable giving has gone up 2% in the last five years according to the National Center for Charitable Statistics, in spite of the states unemployment rate reaching an all time high of 11.3% in 2010. It is truly remarkable to see the community pulling together to support nonprofits in this difficult financial climate, and that seems to be the trend across the country. However, it seems to slip off the radar that there are more ways to give back to a nonprofit than just monetary contributions. As a college student, High Point University senior Zach Hynoski is not letting student loans get in the way of him giving back to nonprofits he believes in and is encouraging others not to let the recession get in the way of giving back to nonprofits they believe in. Ive never seen not having money to give as an obstacle, Hynoski said, I prefer to donate my time and talents to organizations because you can see the tangible results of working side-by-side with the nonprofit team and you build great relationships. Hynoski is currently focusing his philanthropic efforts on a brand new global nonprofit based out of North Carolina, Global Scribes. When I
- 2. Gift That Keeps Giving - 2 heard the concept behind Global Scribes I knew I wanted to be a part of the team that helped it grow from the ground up. Its an amazing organization that is focusing on a major hot-button issue in our society. The cause? Global citizenship and cultural understanding. Global Scribes is a youth-centered nonprofit dedicated to promoting a globally minded generation through the power of the written word and international friendships. I learned a lot about donating my time through my work with Habitat for Humanity, but this is a whole new challenge working with a brand new organization, chuckled Hynoski who is currently applying his talents through his Strategic Communications major to create promotional videos for Global Scribes. I think that while organizations like Global Scribes certainly do need monetary donations, giving of your time and talents is a gift that gives back to you as well as the organization. Ive learned a lot and I wouldnt trade the experience for anything. ###