Planning and executing a successful year-end fundraising campaign

Join us online September 18th for a Master Class led by the Center for Civil Society, featuring experts from AmPhil

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When & Where?

9:00 am MT – 12:00 pm MT

How much is the class?

This class is being offered free of charge, complements of the PY Foundation

Who is this for?

This class is open to all nonprofit professionals.

About the Class

The last quarter of the year is an important time for fundraising, with 30% of annual giving happening in the month of December alone. Developing a realistic, strategic, and successful end-of-year fundraising campaign is critical for nonprofits—and also sets the tone for the following Q1.

 Join us online September 18th for a Master Class led by the Center for Civil Society, featuring experts from AmPhil, to learn about planning and executing a successful year-end fundraising campaign. This class will go into detail on each element of an end-of-year campaign, including the proper role of mail, email, and social media; how to engage (or not!) with Giving Tuesday, and how to stand out during this busy season. Participants will have an opportunity to work on a draft version of a customized, end-of-year campaign during the session, and are also invited to join a 30-minute personalized consultation afterwards.

This class is open to all nonprofit professionals; nonprofits with new or emerging development teams will likely benefit the most. The class is capped at 40 attendees and limited to 2 people per organization.

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What is included in my registration?
Registration starts with a seat in the master class, but doesn’t end there. In addition to attending the master class, you will receive:
  • training materials on the master class topic for future reference,
  • the best essays and practicalities on the master class topic from Philanthropy Daily,
  • and a 30-minute one-on-one consultation with an American Philanthropic consultant at a time of your choosing following each master class.
How many people will be in the class?
The class is capped at 40 attendees and limited to 2 people per organization.
Who should attend this class?

This class is open to all nonprofit professionals; nonprofits with new or emerging development teams will likely benefit the most.

Will participants receive CFRE credit for participating?
No! We would post our reasoning here, but it’s lengthy. Feel free to ask—but do so at your own risk!

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