Tips, advice and resources for end-of-the-year fundraising events | |
Ensure your holiday fundraising goes well The season of celebration, family and, importantly, giving has begun. Whether your organization is in the early planning stages of a fundraising event for next year or you've been planning for months, the Nonprofit Insurance Alliance Group's Sound Advice for Functions and Events will help you reduce accidents at your event.
There
are a wide range of fundraising strategies that nonprofits can
integrate into their events. For tips, strategies and advice on special
event fundraisers, asell as in grants and individual donations, read
Ilona Bray's Effective Fundraising for Nonprofits: Real World Strategies That Work
($14.99 off-site). If your nonprofit is considering integrating a
raffle or other type of "gaming" into your holiday fundraising event,
first read the IRS's Tax-Exempt Organizations and Gaming guide to understand the tax and reporting requirements.
If your organization isn't ready to throw a large fundraising event, there are still options for you. Online auctions can be an effective and low cost way for your organization to raise money online. Northworld, LLC's A Strategy for Online Fundraising Auctions will help you learn about this twenty-first century fundraising technique. Sumac's article Making a Scene: The Recipe for a Great Fundraising Letter can help you refine your end of the year letter to touch and motivate donors. Help your nonprofit colleagues this holiday season and share your fundraising event plans, checklists and strategies on IdeaEncore. |
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