Linda Lombardi

Although we recommend talking directly with your donors to learn what matters to them, one-on-one conversations aren’t the only way to gain valuable information about your donors. Through data analysis of the information in your donor management system, you can obtain insights that will help you create a better exper… Read More

A sought after fundraising speaker and thought leader, Rachel Muir founded her own nonprofit, Girlstart, with just $500 and a credit card. A winner of Oprah Winfrey’s Use Your Life award, Rachel is a three-time finalist for Ernst & Young’s Entrepreneur of the Year Award, was named “Outstanding Fundraising Exe… Read More

“The most useful and influential people in America are those who take the deepest interest in institutions that exist for the purpose of making the world better.” — Booker T. Washington Throughout American history, there have been wealthy patrons who have used their money for good—Andrew Carnegie, Madam C.J. Wa… Read More

“Segmenting our donors was the engine behind making our year-end campaigns more successful. After a year of using Network for Good, we beat our holiday giving goal by $12K!” – Melanie Burch, Middleburg Humane Foundation Director of Development Middleburg Humane Foundation is a Virginia-based nonprofit founded… Read More

As we mentioned in our recent post, “3 Reasons Why Nonprofits Should Focus on the Donor Experience,” one of the best ways to find out what a good donor experience looks like is to talk with your current, loyal donors. By listening to what matters to them and what makes them feel connected to your… Read More

Although it’s unclear exactly how the new tax law will impact charitable donations, nonprofits can’t afford to wait and see. Many nonprofits are now thinking of new ways to attract and retain donors to ensure that funding stays consistent. According to research by the Association of Fundraising Professionals and th… Read More