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The GivingTuesday Strategies You Need To Try In 2023 with Woodrow Rosenbaum [Video]

Listen to a SNEAK PEEK of Missions to Movements Podcast Ep 90 with GivingTuesday’s Woodrow Rosenbaum! Listen to the full episode here: https://positiveequation.com/the-givingtuesday-strategies-you-need-to-try-in-2023/Woodrow Rosenbaum, the Chief Data Officer for GivingTuesday, is BACK and he’s offering us incredible insights from their team’s research to support your 2023 GivingTuesday efforts. The findings unveil a concerning trend – fewer donors, but more money, potentially undermining the resilience of the nonprofit sector. If you’re looking to increase your donor engagement without seeming invasive, this conversation will nudge you in the right direction.Tune in, get inspired, and start making a bigger impact today!#nonprofitmarketing #podcast #fundraising

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Tips for Recording with Your iPhone | Nonprofit Marketing Skills [Video]

You don’t need a big budget to gather some awesome video content to help you digitally share the impact that your nonprofit is making 💪🏼For beginners follow the few tips we map out in this video as you take videos. One little step at a time, you can make video content work and work well for your #nonprofit You got this! Need a little more digital nonprofit marketing help? Check out our website to see what it is we do: https://www.cindymaymarketing.com/

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Developing Courageous Leaders [Video]

In this inspirational discussion about leadership in the nonprofit sector, Anthony A. Dicks Jr., a senior leadership consultant at 180 Management Group, shares insights on developing courageous leaders. He defines courageous leadership as the ability to inspire others to aspire to do and be greater than themselves, emphasizing the importance of community, curiosity, competence, and confidence in achieving this goal. As Anthony eloquently puts it, “The number one benefit of courageous leadership is that it’s contagious.” Indeed, he emphasizes that when one sees someone else leading with courage and doing so effectively, it has the power to bring out the same quality in others within the organization. This contagion effect, where courageous leadership becomes a shared trait, can have a transformative impact on the entire organization. Anthony also touches on the challenges individuals face, such as feelings of inadequacy and imposter syndrome. He stresses that having diverse role models who have successfully overcome such challenges is crucial for inspiring future leaders. As he aptly states, “If I’ve seen you do it, then I know it can be done.” Recognizing and celebrating leaders from various backgrounds and experiences can help individuals, especially those from underrepresented groups, believe in their own potential. Throughout the conversation, the impact of fear in leadership is discussed, especially in the context of recent global challenges. Anthony highlights how fear has been prevalent in these times, affecting decision-making and actions. However, he counters this by underlining the significance of cultivating courageous leadership. He suggests that by promoting and celebrating courageous leaders who are willing to take risks, organizations can foster a culture where fear takes a backseat to courage and resilience. Watch and enjoy learning how courageous leadership is not a solitary endeavor but rather a quality that can spread within your nonprofit, ultimately helping it navigate challenges and inspire positive change.You can also listen to the show on your favorite podcast channel. Additionally, the American Nonprofit Academy provides news, inspiration, and training for the nonprofit and social impact community.#fundraising #nonprofit #socialimpact

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The State Of Nonprofit’s Capital Campaigns: New Research! [Video]

The director of engagement at CapitalCampaignPro.com talks about capital campaigns in the nonprofit sector and shares insights from their recent national research on the impact of campaigns on nonprofits. The fast-paced conversation with Steven Shattuck, elaborates on the value of data-driven research and strategic planning in successful capital campaigns, debunks some myths, and explains why nonprofits should strongly consider the benefits of feasibility studies in their fundraising efforts. The discussion touches on the success of capital campaigns despite challenges such as the COVID-19 pandemic and economic uncertainty. Steven emphasizes that bold and visionary leadership played a significant role in the success of these campaigns during challenging times. Steven says “When it comes to capital campaigns, it’s worth remembering that bold leadership and vision can overcome external challenges. People needed help, and if you had a clear case for support with a sense of urgency, those are the people who won in the last three years.” – They address the myth of capital campaign cannibalization, where organizations fear that launching a capital campaign will negatively impact their annual fund. The research showed that this fear is largely unfounded, with most organizations reporting that their annual funds either increased or remained stable during capital campaigns. You’ll learn the importance of feasibility studies in capital campaigns. Steven shares how these studies not only help organizations determine their campaign’s viability but also strengthen donor relationships, with organizations that conducted feasibility studies reporting stronger major donor relationships.You can also listen to the show on your favorite podcast channel. Additionally, the American Nonprofit Academy provides news, inspiration, and training for the nonprofit and social impact community.#fundraising #nonprofit #socialimpact