A planned giving calendar is a crucial tool for nonprofits to prepare for giving days and to secure donations throughout the year. A well-planned calendar helps organizations map out their fundraising activities and identify the most effective strategies to engage with donors.
Our planned giving calendar includes key dates such as giving days, holidays, and other significant events that could impact a donor’s willingness to give. By mapping out these dates in advance, organizations can develop targeted marketing campaigns and fundraising strategies to engage donors.
A planned giving calendar also enables nonprofits to identify potential fundraising opportunities throughout the year, allowing them to plan ahead and create engaging campaigns that align with donor interests. It helps organizations prioritize their fundraising efforts and avoid any last-minute panic or disorganization.
All in all, a planned giving calendar is essential for nonprofits to prepare for major giving days and secure donations throughout the year. By mapping out key dates and developing targeted strategies, organizations can engage donors and build meaningful relationships that result in long-term support.
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Tax season is a time when many donors are already thinking about their finances and may be more receptive to the idea of leaving a planned gift. By reaching out to donors during this time, nonprofits can capitalize on this heightened awareness and potentially secure more planned gifts than they would at other times of the year.
Sending emails to nonprofit supporters about the impact of leaving a bequest can be a powerful way to raise awareness about this giving opportunity. These emails can highlight the impact that bequests can have on the organization’s mission and programs, and provide valuable information about the process of making a bequest.
National Make a Will Month is an important campaign that encourages individuals to create or update their wills. Creating a will is an essential part of estate planning that can help ensure a person’s assets and property are distributed according to their wishes after their death. One effective way to promote this campaign and raise awareness about the importance of estate planning is through social media posts.
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