This year we’ve published a number of posts that have included fundraising advice, tips for improving communication, how to improve storytelling and why improving donor stewardship is your best fundraising strategy. It has been a joy to write each and every one of these posts. But I especially want to thank you. I feel so incredibly grateful that Philanthropy for All has garnered a loyal and engaged audience, and each week it’s a thrill to read your emails and comments on the blog.
As a final ode to 2012, I’ve compiled the most read posts and a few resources as you make the final push for fundraising prior to midnight on December 31st.
Most Read Posts
7 Best Practices for Year-End Appeals
3 Examples of Great Donation Forms
Online Donation Forms – The Good, The Bad and The Ugly
Storytelling Through Video
Are You Giving Thanks for Your Donors
More Non-Profit Resources
Fundraising
The Secret to Skyhigh Response Rates
Why Stories Are Necessary To Modernize Direct Mail
6 Steps to a Better Donation Form
Why Urgency is Necessary for Mobile Giving
What is the Critical Mass for Non-profits
Why You Need to Start a Movement
Communications
What Great Communications Teach Us About Donor Retention
Are You Building Your Own Empire or Someone Else’s? The Dangers of Social Media
Storytelling Through Design
Stewardship
4 Ideas for Personalizing Annual Giving Stewardship
Anatomy of an Accountability Report
Success Plans Are More Important Than Disaster Plans
Thank you again for a wonderful 2012! There are many new things in store for Philanthropy For All in 2013 including more free resources, video blog posts and more. I hope that you’ll stay tuned for all of them!
Wishing you and yours a safe and happy New Year.
