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Philanthropic Fundraising
资金募集机构
Frederick，MD 120 位关注者
Let's get your nonprofit organization the largest gift it has ever secured
关于我们
Let's get your nonprofit organization the largest gift it has ever secured
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https://www.philanthropicfundraising.com
Philanthropic Fundraising的外部链接
- 所属行业
- 资金募集机构
- 规模
- 2-10 人
- 总部
- Frederick，MD
- 类型
- 自有
- 创立
- 2016
- 领域
- Major gifts、Capital Campaigns、Individual Giving、Fundraising和Philanthropy
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获取路线
US，MD，Frederick，21701
Philanthropic Fundraising员工
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Molly Ford Croft
Philanthropic Advisor, Southeast Region, School of Engineering and Applied Sciences (SEAS), University of Virginia
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Farrah Ferriell, Success Coach for Non-Profits
???? I help non-profit and corporate leaders increase their revenue??create strong fundraising operating systems ???? build a culture of trust ?? and…
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Farrah Ferriell, Success Coach for Non-Profits and I have the pleasure of visiting our newest client partner, SUNY Geneseo in-person at their beautiful campus in upstate New York. We are confident that we will soon be celebrating the successful conclusion of #geneseorising capital campaign! Thank you to Ellen Leverich and team for hosting us and making us feel at home
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Congratulations to our Philanthropic Fundraising client Boys and Girls Club of Washington County Addie Nardi on today’s beam signing! The new club is going to be spectacular ??
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I'm so fortunate to work with Farrah Ferriell, CFRE, CPC, ELI-MP. Our clients not only get an expert ?? fundraiser, they also get a: ???? Coach ?? A safe space to vent ?? A doer who gets things done, while making things fun ...and I get the added bonus of calling her a friend! ?? Shout out to the amazing Farrah Ferriell, CFRE, CPC, ELI-MP! ??
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Why it's harder to run a nonprofit than a business: ?? Nonprofit "customers" and "clients" are different audiences with different needs. Your customer is NOT your client (the person receiving your services). Your customer is your donor. As a nonprofit, you are the conduit between your customer (donor) and your client (the recipient of your services) ?? Nonprofits whose main source of revenue is "earned income" (tuition/ticket sales/service fees) experience overlap between customers and clients, but for nonprofits who rely solely on fundraising, they are two different audiences ?? Nonprofit is a tax designation, not a business strategy. Just because you don't pay taxes doesn't mean you don't still need to make a profit. Nonprofits must set aside profits as reserves, or re-invest them in the mission ?? Nonprofits have even more financial pressures than business, thanks to their double bottom line of profit + mission Shoutout to our amazing clients Erin Lamb and Katie Collins-Ihrke who are navigating these very challenges, thereby achieving the near impossible
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The business community needs the nonprofit community! Employees want to work for companies that value more than just the bottom line, so smart business leaders partner up with nonprofits to help them make a positive impact on the community. When approaching business executives, assume your nonprofit is bringing value to the table. When viewed as a win-win partnership, companies will be more likely to support your mission with a financial gift. Thanks to John Dinkel for this spot-on insight!
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John Dinkel and I break down how to go from exchanging business cards all the way to making a gift request
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The most successful nonprofits have business owners or C-suite executives on their board. ? By securing the right board members, your organization gains the knowledge, network, and financial support of companies. ? Who is the right board member? Ideally, the key decision maker—if you have a board member who has to take a gift request up the food chain, and they're competing with all of their peers at their business for their particular cause, that's different than if you have the head of the entire organization already passionate about your cause, and they can just stroke the check. ? Start with C-suite executives. They will attract other C-suite executives to join your board. Thanks to John Dinkel for this spot-on advice!