Lisa Z. Greer's Blog, page 11
August 5, 2024
Fundraising Tip of the Week
July 29, 2024
Fundraising Tip of the Week
July 23, 2024
Understanding Donors -- Or Not
How do you get a someone to give a donation to your organization?
I’m asked this question often. And as I tell those that ask me that, I think the question itself is problematic — if not inappropriate.
Why?
Because donors are thinking, breathing human beings. They (read: we) don’t much like being manipulated into doing something we wouldn’t otherwise do. And when we are manipulated, we generally resent it — and we will try hard to not put ourselves in that situation again.
Yes, you might say, but ...
July 22, 2024
Fundraising Tip of the Week
July 18, 2024
Win a Consulting Session with Lisa Greer!
We are excited to announce a special giveaway to celebrate the release of Lisa Greer’s new book, The Essential Fundraiser's Handbook. To celebrate, Lisa is giving away two hour-long consultations!
Here’s how you can enter:
Leave a review on Goodreads: Post a review of "The Essential Fundraiser's Handbook" on Goodreads by July 31st. Winners will be contacted via email or Goodreads.
Share your thoughts on social media: Post about the book on your social media and tag Lisa Greer by July 31st. Winners ...
July 15, 2024
Fundraising Tip of the Week
July 9, 2024
"The Essential Fundraiser's Handbook" is Out Now!
Dear Philanthropy 451 Subscribers,
I am thrilled to announce that my new book, "The Essential Fundraiser's Handbook," is officially released today, July 9, 2024!
What's Inside:
This handbook is packed with practical insights, strategies, and tips to help you excel in the world of fundraising. Whether you're a seasoned professional or just starting out, you'll find valuable guidance to elevate your fundraising efforts and make a greater impact.
Join Us for the Launch Events
East Coast Launch: Politics...
July 8, 2024
Fundraising Tip of the Week
July 2, 2024
Exclusive Excerpt from "The Essential Fundraiser's Handbook" - Introduction
My mission is simple: to save giving.
Why?
I believe the work nonprofits do, in general, is critically important for the millions of people and programs they serve (and, in turn, the world). I also believe research, in general, doesn’t lie. Research has shown an ongoing decline of donors and fundraising revenue over the last decade. Each time new statistics are released, the nonprofit industry seems shocked, but it’s clear to me and others that a comprehensive “reboot” of the way we do fundraisi...


