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FUNDRAISING#1
The process of soliciting and gathering financial contributions for a nonprofit organization.
NONPROFIT ORGANIZATION#2
An entity that operates for purposes other than generating profit, often focused on social, educational, or charitable goals.
DONOR ENGAGEMENT#3
Strategies and practices aimed at building and maintaining relationships with donors to encourage ongoing support.
BUDGETING#4
The process of creating a financial plan that outlines expected income and expenses for fundraising activities.
IMPACT MEASUREMENT#5
The practice of assessing the effectiveness and outcomes of fundraising efforts, often using key performance indicators.
STRATEGIC FUNDRAISING PLAN#6
A comprehensive document outlining goals, strategies, and actions for effective fundraising over a specified period.
DONOR SEGMENTATION#7
The practice of dividing donors into groups based on shared characteristics to tailor engagement strategies.
CAMPAIGN BUDGET#8
A financial outline detailing the anticipated costs and revenues associated with a specific fundraising campaign.
KEY PERFORMANCE INDICATORS (KPIs)#9
Quantifiable metrics used to evaluate the success of fundraising activities against predefined goals.
ETHICS IN FUNDRAISING#10
Principles guiding the conduct of fundraising activities to ensure transparency, honesty, and respect for donors.
FUNDRAISING MODELS#11
Different approaches to fundraising, such as events, grants, and individual donations, each with unique strategies.
MARKETING STRATEGIES FOR FUNDRAISING#12
Techniques used to promote fundraising efforts and attract donor participation.
POST-EVENT ANALYSIS#13
The review process conducted after a fundraising event to assess its success and areas for improvement.
DONOR PERSONAS#14
Detailed profiles representing different types of donors, used to tailor communication and engagement strategies.
COST-BENEFIT ANALYSIS#15
A method for evaluating the financial implications of fundraising activities by comparing costs to expected benefits.
COLLABORATIVE BUDGET REVIEWS#16
The process of involving multiple stakeholders in the review and approval of fundraising budgets.
IMPACT MEASUREMENT FRAMEWORK#17
A structured approach to assess and report the outcomes of fundraising initiatives.
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY#18
A concise overview of a strategic fundraising plan, highlighting key points for stakeholders.
TIMELINE FOR IMPLEMENTATION#19
A schedule outlining the steps and deadlines for executing a strategic fundraising plan.
SUSTAINABLE FUNDING STRATEGIES#20
Long-term approaches to securing consistent financial support for nonprofit organizations.
COMMUNICATION PLAN#21
A strategy detailing how to effectively share information with donors and stakeholders throughout the year.
FUNDRAISING EVENTS#22
Planned activities designed to raise money for a nonprofit, often involving donor participation and engagement.
REALISTIC BUDGETS#23
Financial plans that accurately reflect the expected income and expenses of fundraising activities.
DONOR TRUST#24
The confidence donors have in a nonprofit's ability to use their contributions effectively and transparently.
LONG-TERM SUCCESS#25
The sustained ability of a nonprofit to achieve its mission through effective fundraising and donor engagement.