The non-profit sector has changed a lot in the last few years. We’re starting to see the average donor age come down, and there are a lot of new people in roles. This doesn’t mean it’s impossible to scale your non-profit; it just means you need to think big instead of trading on your name.
When we’re working with a non-profit, we encourage them to double their revenue goal from the previous year. From there, we reverse engineer how we can make it happen. The money you raise at non-profit fundraising events dictates the amount of good you can do for your cause. Keep reading to learn about 3 strategies that will increase the amount of money you raise at your fundraising event. The best part? These are quick and easy and can be implemented no matter how soon your event date is.
At HGAFundraising, we are always looking for ways to make fundraising more efficient and effective so that non-profits of all sizes can raise as much as possible for their cause. Many of the non-profits we work with have committees and teams dedicated to fundraising, but some have just a few people in charge of fundraising events. Let's take a look at how you can use the resources you have in the most efficient way. How Do You Raise Money More Efficiently? The first thing you need to ask yourself is how much money do you want to make? When you have a concrete number in mind, you can reverse engineer how you will hit your target.
Prepare your donors to give large donations at your next fundraising event by communicating your cause and what to expect ahead of time.
Donors are unlikely to drop incredible amounts of money on a whim. If you want donations of $20,000, $50,000, or even higher, you need to prepare them to give. This process starts way ahead of your fundraising event so your donors and their guests have time to think about the impact their donation will have. Having trouble getting your donors to buy tables for your fundraising event? Here are some other sponsorship opportunities you can promote instead. Raising money for your non-profit organization before your event starts is about more than just selling tables. Not every possible donor will want to buy a table they have to fill, and selling tables means you can’t qualify who is at your event. Instead, give your sponsors a choice on how they support your fundraising event. They can choose the option that aligns with their values, goals, and budget rather than deciding whether to buy a table or not.
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