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How To Use Digital Fundraising To Set Your Nonprofit Up For Year-End Fundraising Success

Organizations that have the tools to accept donations online, run virtual events, and participate in online fundraising campaigns have been making the most of this unique time. Learn how to set a strong fundraising foundation that will leave you feeling confident in your digital fundraising abilities.

Data shows that organizations that have the tools in place to easily accept donations online, run virtual events, and participate in online fundraising campaigns have been able to reach or exceed their goals even during challenging times. This is especially true when those challenges force nonprofits to limit or cancel in-person interactions and prevent them from using fundraising strategies that historically made up the most of their fundraising revenue.

In this ebook, we’ll help you set a strong digital fundraising foundation that will leave you feeling confident in your fundraising abilities. We’ll also share insights from nonprofits so you can learn from real-life situations.

You’ll learn how to:

  • Set your organization up for digital fundraising success
  • Find major donors in your database
  • Think about year-end fundraising and beyond
  • Take advantage of Giving Tuesday and the year-end giving season
  • And more!
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