Find your fundraising
superpower.

HOW you ask depends on
WHO you are.

Your Asking Style is based on your personality and unique set of strengths when asking for gifts. You'll be confident and comfortable making face-to-face asks once you know yours. Take the free three-minute quiz and learn how the strengths of your personality can help you raise more money!

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What's Your Asking Style?

  • It's as easy as taking our 3-minute Asking Styles True / False Quiz.
  • Your quiz results get sent to the email you provide below.
  • We need just a few basic details to get you started.
  • Your information stays with us - we will never share it with third parties.
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how the assessment works.

Learn more about your strengths in only 3 minutes.

More than 85% of all charitable dollars come from individuals...and the largest gifts come from one-to-one cultivation and asking. That means building relationships, and that's why we developed the Asking Styles. We believe everyone can be a great fundraiser because everyone can build relationships by using the natural strengths of their personality to be more comfortable and effective when cultivating and asking.

  • 30-question true / false quiz
  • Instant results on website
  • Copy of results sent to your email
Find Your Asking Style
how we help our users.

Use your Asking Style to Your Advantage.

“My Asking Style is Rainmaker strongest and Mission Controller second. These styles both fit me well and consistently hold true. I like to be very well prepared. I want to have as much information as possible before going into a meeting with a potential donor. That said, if I don’t have much information that is okay too, because I don’t mind asking questions to get to know the donor. I like the investigation component of my job and then meeting the person to learn ‘the rest of the story.’”

Dawn Carmichael Former Philanthropy Officer Providence Health Services
Dawn Carmichael

Used by hundreds of organizations.

The Asking Styles have been used to train nonprofits across the globe over the past decade. Here are just a few of them!

United States Olympic Committee Boys & Girls Clubs of America YMCA Environmental Defense Fund ALS Association