Articles

The Origin of Radio

The Origin of Radio By Courtney Krus Radio has always been a part of my life, even in the smallest ways. I remember AM radio playing in my grandparents’ kitchen. Good old country music coming

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A Digital-First New Donor Welcome Series

A Digital-First New Donor Welcome Series Built on timeliness, humanity, and real-world experience, not just automation. By Brittany Thomas A first-time gift is not a transaction.It is a moment of trust, and trust is fragile.

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Why Clean Channel Bucketing Matters

Why Clean Channel Bucketing Matters   and How to Start Without Burning Out   By Brittany Thomas Most nonprofit fundraising teams are not struggling because they lack effort, creativity, or care. They are struggling because

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Before the Goal, Start With People

Before the Fundraising Goal

January always shows up with opinions.

New calendar. New plans. New pressure to “set the goal.” And usually, the question comes fast and without much ceremony. What are we aiming for

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Always Be Curious

Always Be Curious   What We Learned from Testing Multiple Angles of a Single Offer   By Brittany Thomas Why Testing Matters   We often assume we know what motivates our donors and what message,

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The Fundraiser’s Rhythm

The Fundraiser’s Rhythm: What to Pay Attention to Daily, Weekly, Monthly, and Quarterly By Brittany Thomas Fundraising has its own rhythm, but it’s easy to lose the beat when everything feels urgent. One week you’re

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What If Overhead Isn’t the Problem?

What If Overhead Isn’t the Problem? By Brittany Thomas There’s a quiet pressure many nonprofit professionals carry. It shows up in staff meetings, board reports, donor conversations, and internal decision-making. It’s the pressure to justify

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