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If You Register and Cannot Attend, You Will Get the Webinar Recording, Slides and Bonus Materials
We’re approaching the busiest fundraising time of the year. Just after that comes the biggest THANKING time of the year. When you thank your donors -- and thank them well -- you raise a lot more money throughout the rest of the year. That’s because successful fundraising is about building relationships. Donors who are properly thanked stay with you longer, are more likely to increase their giving, and more likely to tell others about you.
Discover the proven, practical steps to a thanking program that keeps your donors connected and satisfied, based on decades of experience and testing.
During This Nonprofit Webinar, You Will Learn:
Why thanking your donors -- and doing it well -- makes all the difference
Acknowledging: The front line of great thanking
The surprising art of thanking donors so they’re eager to give again
Building the relationship beyond the thank-you: reporting back
For donor-love ninjas: How to thank even while you’re asking
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About Your Topic Expert:
Jeff is specifically qualified to teach this webinar because:
Jeff Brooks has served the nonprofit community for more than 25 years, working as a writer and creative director on behalf of large and small nonprofits, including CARE, St. Jude Children's Research Hospital, Dana-Farber Cancer Institute, World Vision, Feeding America, Project HOPE, and dozens of urban rescue missions and Salvation Army divisions. He has planned and executed hundreds of campaigns in direct mail, print, radio, the internet, and other media that have motivated millions of donors to help make the world a better place.
He blogs at futurefundraisingnow.com, and is the author of three books: The Fundraiser's Guide to Irresistible Communications, The Money-Raising Nonprofit Brand, and How to Turn Your Words into Money. He lives in Seattle.
A unique registration is required for each computer.