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A powerful collection of up-to-date, reliable data helps you pinpoint and connect with your desired audience. We can help identify a continuous stream of new supporters to steadily build your audience and expand your movements’ impact.
Let’s look at some innovative ways to understand your audience and connect with them on a deeper level. As you’ll see, the common thread here is data, which is an enormous and almost limitless resource for your organization.
A Unique Approach
Your supporters are always at the forefront. The goals of fundraising and cultivation are so much more than a money-grab. This is about a shared worldview, protecting our loved ones, supporting vital causes, and preserving the future.
The right fundraising partners will take the time to understand your goals and messages, then customize a tailored strategy to get that information in front of the right people at the right time.

Here's how it works
Discovery
First, we will work to identify and communicate your unique values, mission, goals, and messaging to a specific target audience.
Building
Next, we will work together to develop a fundraising plan that will hit your targets and resonate with your audience.
Execute
Using a blend of good old-fashioned fundraising techniques and the latest innovative methods, we will work to build donations, memberships, and awareness of your cause.
Analyze and Report
Analyzing the data collected and the results achieved, we will continue to modify and adjust the approach to create an effective ongoing fundraising strategy.
While online giving is on the rise, direct mail is still an extremely powerful method of fundraising. Many fundraisers report that 90% of their donations roll in offline. So, especially for certain demographics, don’t use email or social fundraising instead of direct mail, but use them in addition to direct mail where it makes sense.
Fundraising mailers are the perfect way to reconnect with your current donors and to pique the interest of prospective ones. Fundraising letters should include professional design and copywriting, as well as a return envelope to facilitate donations.
Direct mail is a friendly, informative way to keep your supporters up-to-date on your campaign or the organization’s latest successes. Share your future goals, reinforce your mission, and meet your fundraising goals by generating revenue through the mail.
Direct Mail Fundraising Insights
- Create Better Nonprofit Fundraising Direct Mail
- Nonprofit Fundraising Insights
- Optimizing Direct-Mail Fundraising Appeals
- Five Tips for a Kick-Ass Political Fundraising Direct Mail Campaign
- Tips for Testing Direct Mail Marketing for Fundraising
- Forget Everything You Know About Direct Mail Fundraising
Telefundraising and phone outreach campaigns are perfect for small- to medium-sized campaigns and organizations. A talented team of outreach specialists makes phone contact on your schedule and always on-budget.
Your audience should hear a voice that is warm, well-informed, sympathetic, and inspiring. Break down the barriers to giving and providing a personalized touch to your phone outreach campaigns.
Fundraising Insights
- What Your Nonprofit Needs to Know About Mobile Fundraising
- A Guide to Different Types of Fundraising (Including Text by Phone)
- 7 Tips on Asking for Donations by Phone
- Does Telemarketing Still Help Raise Money?
- Basic Tips for Political Fundraising Calls
- What the Typical ROI of Political Fundraising Calls Looks Like
- Why Donors Giv
- Telephone Fundraising Tips
In today's world of constant connectivity and always-online devices, digital cultivation is more important than ever. Your online presence welcomes supporters from all over the country and all over the world, and it allows you to connect on a deep level with your most loyal followers.
Digital cultivation involves having an updated, relevant presence on all major social media outlets, which is vital to staying in close contact with your supporters. We also suggest sending monthly email blasts to pass on information, keep your supporters updated, and raise funds.
These efforts are also part of a larger online cultivation strategy that includes search engine optimization (SEO), display and search advertising, social media advertising, and much more. You need a team of digital experts who can advise you on the best routes for your organization depending on your message, budget, and the audience you’re trying to attract and engage with.
Online Fundraising Insights
- Federal Election Commission Rules for Campaign Fundraising
- 7 Online Donation Tools to Delight Your Donors
- Crowdfunding for Nonprofits
- GOP and Democrat Fundraising in the News
- 10 Tips for Raising Money Online
- Tips and Tools for Candidates Starting to Raise Money Online
- Five Steps to Skyrocket Online Donations
- The State of Online Fundraising
- The Ultimate Guide to Nonprofit Fundraising
You need an online donation platform immediately if you don’t already have one. Online donations are how today’s web users connect with the causes they care about. If you’re not collecting donations online, you’re missing out on a huge fundraising source.
Consider these staggering statistics about online donations:
- Overall, online giving has grown between 7% and 13% every year since 2012.
- Facebook took in $80 million on Giving Tuesday in 2017, then $125 million the following year, which is an increase of 178% and $45 million in funds raised.
- 54% of donors worldwide now prefer to give online with a credit or debit card.
An online donation platform works as a 24/7 fundraiser for your organization. Spread your group’s message, collect donations, and encourage donors to share their giving on social media, which will spark even more donations.
Online Donation Insights
- Google’s Tips for Driving Donations Digitally
- Incredible Insights to Raise More
- The Perfect Donation Form for Your Website
- How to Use Donation Tiers to Boost Online Donations
- Facebook Can Boost Online Giving
- 5 Proven Ways to Increase Online Donations
- Increase Online Giving Conversions
- Facts About Online Giving
- Making Giving Tuesday Appeals
- The Ultimate List of Online Giving Statistics
Nothing beats meeting someone face-to-face, especially in today’s screen-focused climate where many interactions are separated by handheld devices. Design a public fundraiser or knock-on-doors event that will be unforgettable for your audience.
These events are a dual opportunity for your organization: get face time with your supporters and gather data about them. While canvassing, update and assemble data about your audience so you can continue your outreach on many other levels later.
Conduct a quick survey at supporters’ doorsteps. Host a fundraiser. Just make sure it’s always a professional, effective event that is well-matched to your mission and message.
In-Person Supporter Cultivation
Even in today's fast-moving and ever-evolving climate, nothing beats meeting a candidate or leader face to face. Whether you're holding a public fundraiser or knocking on doors while canvassing, personal interaction with others is an opportunity to constantly update and gather data on your supporters.
Simply by requesting an email address upon event registration, or conducting a quick survey at a supporter’s doorstep, you’ll gather crucial information. These are small activities that go a long way towards improving the quality and value of your data.
Events and In-Person Fundraising Insights
- Fundraiser Quick Facts
- Three Things to Look for in Fundraising Events
- FAQ: IRS Ban on Political Campaign Intervention, Inviting a Candidate to Speak
- How To Run For Office: Tips For A Winning Campaign
- Fundraiser Etiquette to Have Fun and Spend Money
- 3 Creative Ways to Raise More Awareness for Your Organization
- How to Keep Campaign Volunteers Engaged
- How to Better Understand Your Voters
- The 4 Best Strategies for Raising More Money for Your Next Election Campaign
- Simple Tools GOP Candidates Can Use to Raise More Money