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Chris Hammond & Brittany LaGanke will cover the necessary marketing components of a successful year end fundraising campaign and the importance of thinking outside of the box in order to cut through the noise of the giving season.
The Keys to Building a Successful End-of-YearGiving Campaign
1. The Keys to Building a
Successful End-of-Year
Giving Campaign
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5. The Keys to Building a Successful End-of-Year Giving
Campaign
October 25, 2018
Presented by Chris Hammond and Brittany LaGanke
Corporate Giving Connection
Contact:
chris@cgcgiving.com
323.238.5431
cgcgiving.com
6. END-OF-YEAR GIVING STATISTICS
• November (46.2%) and December (30.8%) are the most popular months for making
year end asks.
• Most nonprofit organizations start planning for their campaigns in October!
• 28% of nonprofits raise between 26%-50% of their funds from end of year giving.
• Volunteers are twice as likely to donate to end of year campaigns then non
volunteers.
• Nearly 60% of nonprofits make up to 3 different touch points when making a year
end ask.
• Direct Mail is the most popular medium of end of year asks, followed by email,
website, and in person.
7. CAMPAIGN THEME
Your Campaign should be:
• Consistent with your mission
• Memorable
• Easy to understand
• Able to storytell
22. Email Marketing
• Create Email Calendar
• Create copy in advance
• Design the emails
• Keep emails short and to the
point
• Have a clear call to action
• Email tools:
- Mail Chimp
- Constant Contact
24. GRAPHIC DESIGN
Graphic design can
be used for the
following :
• Email banners
• Social Media banners
• Canva is our
preferred tool
25. SOCIAL MEDIA
• Should be used to support/
add a touch point
• Can be targeted
• Limited donor data
• Create social calendar
• Very direct calls to action
• Imagery heavy (photos/
videos)
26. SAMPLE SOCIAL MEDIA CALENDAR
Social Schedule Recommendation
! Monday: Faces of the Familia (students) (use a quote as a caption) (image or
video); include CTA of “support our SHPE Familia students and give today” with
mini-site link
! Tuesday: Weekly videos of What the Organization mean to me.
! Wednesday: Request a donation use a photo and infographic of students (“Help
us hit our goal of $5K so we can receive a $5K match”)
! Thursday: Faces of the Familia (professional members); include CTA of
“support our SHPE Familia professionals and give today” with mini-site link
! Friday: Fun Fridays (Boomerangs, Videos, Silly Photos of the Familia)
! Saturday: This can be a good day to include any current updates or current
events/article that are relevant to SHPE
! Sunday: Faces of the Familia (staff) (use a quote as a caption); include mini-site
link
27. Direct Mail
• Preferred by older
donors
• Target key donors
• Able to personalize
• A great final touchpoint
after email, social,
website.
29. Holiday Fundraiser
Create a mini fundraising event:
• Cocktail Party
• Hosted by a board member
or dedicated donor/
volunteer
• Happy Hour
• Attract young professionals
• Percentage of the bar sales
30. Broadcast Your Goals and Progress
• Nothing is possible
without your donors
• Give regular updates on
your progress
• Send thank you letters
• Always publicly recognize
the individuals who’ve
helped make the
campaign happen
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