Ep. 213: How Nonprofits Can Use Technology to Increase Donor Retention

How Nonprofits Can Use Technology to Increase Donor Retention —------------------------------------------------------ ✨💌 Visit www.grantwritingandfunding.com for the Hub Haven Grant Writing Resources 💌✨ 👉💰🖥️ Grant Writing Master Course: Get sample grants, logic models, videos, and more. Start to write winning grants! https://grantwritingandfunding.com/grant-writing-master-course/ 🖥️🔥 👉 Want to get paid to write grants? Join the Freelance Grant Writer Master Course to launch and grow a freelance grant writing business: https://grantwritingandfunding.com/freelance-grant-writer-course/ 🤗☕👉 Want to increase funding strategies for your Nonprofit? Join the Nonprofit Strategic Planning Master Course to schedule out your year and to increase diverse funding strategies: https://grantwritingandfunding.com/nonprofit-strategic-planning/ ———————————————————————————— What We Discuss In This Episode: ✨ How to leverage the data you already have and use it for donor retention ✨ The impact of technology on non-profit organizations and its future within the sector ✨ How any non-profit organization (big or small) can make a few small changes to get people to give, and keep giving ✨ How to say “Thank you” to funding sources ✨ Donor surveys ✨ How to increase Stewardship at day 45 Stu is considered one of the top thought-leaders in the non-profit sector. He is also the Director of Thought Leadership and Advocacy for Omatic Software, a data-integration software for non-profits that allows them a complete view of their donors, promoting data-driven decision making. Founded in 2002, Omatic Software has also made the ‘Inc. Magazine’s Inc. 500 | 5000-America’s Fastest Growing Private Companies list’ for 5 years! With over 30 years experience in the non-profit sector, Stu has implemented data and integration solutions at hundreds of non-profits across all subsectors - and been published by Blackbaud and Salesforce. Find out more at: https://grantwritingandfunding.com/213 Favor, please? If you love this podcast, would you please do me a favor and leave a review on iTunes or your podcast listener?