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Sample Donor Database See full description: comment and rateKey words - Mot clés: fundraising, donor
Here's the start of a sample donor database done in Excel. The different rows represent individual donors while the columns are different information fields for each person. The right hand-side columns should each represent a specific column, allowing you to track the success of your fundraising efforts over a few years. Using the 'Data', 'Sort' feature, you can filter per column to say, pull out all the English or French speakers in your list, sort according to donation amount to see who are your higher donors or who hasn't donated in a few years
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| sample donor database.xls | 123.392 KB |
Tipsheet on How to Develop a Donor Base See full description: comment and rateKey words - Mot clés: fundraising, donor
Here's a tipsheet to help you get started on developing a donor base. These notes are from the CoCo event "Charting the Journey: Fundraising in Quebec".
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| Tipsheet-Donor Base.doc | 110.592 KB |
Inspiring everyone to give: Microphilanthropy See full description: comment and rateKey words - Mot clés: fundraising
Microgiving or microphilanthropy is a new trend that allows anyone of any economic background to give and make a donation to someone else. You don't have to be a millionaire to help someone else. A donation as little as 1$ can be made, and can make a big difference in someone's life. This concept builds on the idea of community, collectivity and sharing. This website/blogmakes discusses microgiving and allows individuals to share their stories and experiences:
Compass Point-Board direction, role and other Board archives See full description: comment and rateKey words - Mot clés: board, executive directors, members, fundraising
CompassPoint Nonprofit Services is a consulting, research, and training organization providing nonprofits with management tools, strategies, and resources to lead change in their communities.
Grassroots organization for Fundraising Training See full description: comment and rateKey words - Mot clés: fundraising, best practices, non-profit
The Grassroots Institute for Fundraising Training (GIFT) is a multiracial organization that promotes the connection between fundraising, social justice and movement-building. We believe that how groups are funded is as important to achieving their goals as how the money is spent, and that building community support is central to long-term social change. We provide training, resources and analysis to strengthen organizations, with an emphasis on those focused on social justice and based in communities of color.
Bolder giving in extraordinary times See full description: comment and rateKey words - Mot clés: fundraising, inspiration
Bolder Giving’s mission is to inspire and support people to give at their full potential.
What we do:
* Promote the stories of extraordinary givers (via this website, presentations, publications and the media)
* Help donors give at their full potential (via individual coaching, presentations, and publications.)
* Provide tools and inspiration to the donor education community
* Challenge the cultural norms and stereotypes about what is prudent and possible to give
29 ways for board members to raise $500 See full description: comment and rateKey words - Mot clés: fundraising, board
Kim Klein is an internationally known fundraising trainer and has worked in all aspects of fundraising.
Fundraising basics-Practical tips and tools to help you raise money for your organization See full description: comment and rateKey words - Mot clés: fundraising, human resources
Put together by the Grassroots Institute for Fundraising Training.The Grassroots Institute for Fundraising Training (GIFT) is a multiracial organization that promotes the connection between fundraising, social justice and movement-building.
Canadian Heritage funding for official language minorities See full description: comment and rateKey words - Mot clés: funding, fundraising
Here are some of the funding programs offered by Canadian Heritage which you may find useful for projects that are either bilingual or else target the linguistic minority (English in Quebec). There are many more - these are just a sampling. For more information, visit http://www.tbs-sct.gc.ca/rpp/2008-2009/inst/pch/pch05-eng.asp
Community Life Component Cooperation with the Community Sector
Written by Kim Harrison of the Quebec Community Groups Network
