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Research Report

Fundraising Activities of Public Institutionally-Related Foundations

This brief outlines the benefits and challenges of establishing a new foundation with fundraising responsibilities and giving new fundraising responsibilities to an existing foundation. It also provides an overview of…
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New Frontiers in Pipeline Development Toolkit

This toolkit will help you implement the practices outlined in the study, New Frontiers in Pipeline Development, to maximize major gifts from overlooked prospects and revitalize your major gift pipeline.
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Stewardship Effectiveness Audit

Use this tool to assess and identify gaps in current stewardship offerings, and implement relevant best practices to move donors along the pipeline.
Research Report

Mini-Campaign Playbook

Use this step-by-step playbook to downsize six key traditional campaign components.
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Expand Your Major Gift Pipeline

To survive and thrive, in the years to come, advancement leaders must take an innovative approach to prioritizing prospects, incentivizing fundraisers, and managing portfolios. Use this infographic for strategies to…
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Recruit Future Champions

This webconference will provide best practices for identifying and engaging new advancement partners across campus.
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Scale Premium Stewardship Experiences

This webconference will focus on how to create unique experiences that motivate Gen X and millennial donors to give.
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Reimagine Your Next Campaign

This webconference will share best practices to ensure that campaigns remain compelling for donors at all levels.
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Bet on Entrepreneurs

This webconference will focus on engaging a new population today—early-stage entrepreneurs—to ensure corporate fundraising success tomorrow.
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Hackers, Innovators and Investors

High-net-worth donors from younger generations think differently about giving than their predecessors did.
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