
The conversation covers the concept of social fundraising, the evolution of fundraising work, engaging donors and advocates, borrowing a crowd and corporate partnerships, media partnerships and retention strategies, the importance of consistent communication, and concludes with a call to action for the listeners. Key takeaways include the importance of social fundraising, understanding the donor journey, and the need for consistent communication with donors and supporters.Connect with DarylFundRazr: www.fundrazr.comConnectionPoint: www.connectionpoint.comLinkedIn: search Daryl HattonConnect with SarahNonprofit 411: www.nonprofit411.orgLinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/nonprofit411The Generosity Roadmap for Nonprofits, a free class to explore the systems that keep community at the heart of fundraising: https://nonprofit411.org/generosity_mapIn this episode:Why you should share results 80% of the time and only ask 20%How to borrow a crowd from your board, volunteers, and corporate partnersWhy your best advocate might be your smallest donorThe "forgettable zone," and the simple weekly habit that keeps you out of itChapters00:00 Introduction and Alignment02:05 The Concept of Social Fundraising03:37 The Evolution of Fundraising Work06:28 Engaging Donors and Advocates10:07 Borrowing a Crowd and Corporate Partnerships13:24 Media Partnerships and Retention Strategies26:01 The Importance of Consistent Communication32:13 Conclusion and Call to Action
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