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Grow Year End Communication
Because 50% of nonprofits receive the majority of their annual donations from October through December, your year-end communication is paramount to your organization’s success in the upcoming year. When planning how to communicate year end giving with your donors, there are a few key elements that can make all the difference. Identify your segments Segmenting your donors by age and demographic provides the opportunity to effectively communicate on a more personal level. Connecting through various platforms and speaking to what resonates with each group, will greatly impact your reach. Consider what adjustments and approaches you need to pursue. For example:…
Read MoreFather of Kansas City
Today, it’s known as Westport. It’s a place known for attracting a younger set complete with niche restaurants, bars and live music. But the current day aura cannot wipe out the legacy of John Calvin McCoy. He was the son of a Baptist missionary. His father, Isaac McCoy, helped established several missions to the Indians. His goal was to bring the good news to the frontier. Like Isaac, John was a similar pioneering spirit. In 1833, John built a log cabin at what is now known as the corner of Westport Road and Pennsylvania. His cabin served as trading post…
Read MoreMinistry & The Marketplace
Ministry & The Marketplace I’ve been inspired and challenged by the positive role models I’ve studied in the Bible. Jesus is clearly our most inspiring and challenging exemplar, but many others also stand before us. I’ll nominate the Apostle Paul for inclusion in this group. He was a giant among the early church leaders, a brilliant theologian, church-planter and… tent-maker. He voluntarily chose to stay in the marketplace to support himself so he would not be a financial burden to the young church: “We were not idle when we were with you, nor did we eat anyone’s food without paying…
Read MoreWhen God’s work and God’s resources collide
We are honored to announce Kristin Hammett as our Director of Ministry Services. Kristin brings a wealth of development experience and a heart for the Kingdom. Get to know her more here in her story. Make sure to sign up for The Signatry ministry emails to hear more updates from Kristin. —- My own generosity journey began long before I entered into the nonprofit world. My husband, Mark, and I were newlyweds, and our church did a capital campaign. This was the first test of our unity in giving. We each prayed about an amount. Honestly, I forgot to pray,…
Read MoreDebunking 3 Myths on Legacy
Legacy. It’s a word that holds value. But I’m afraid we’ve let the word take on meaning that doesn’t represent its true state. Here are 3 myths we need to overcome: Legacy is for the rich. Historically when we think of legacy, we tend to think of it as the amount of money we’ll leave to heirs. Money is the easiest kind of legacy to leave but generally it is the least valuable. To the contrary, it’s the richness of values and virtue that make a legacy powerful. Legacy is for the famous. Just because you are not in the…
Read MoreGenerosity Live: Joe Williams
As The Signatry, generosity is personal for our staff. We intentionally choose to live out this call God has placed on each of our lives. How we live generously takes many different shapes, so through the year, we want to share stories from our work that may help spark your own ideas! — In August, Joe Williams, President of The Signatry Plains region, based out of Oklahoma City, had the opportunity to lead a team from his church to Uganda where they led two Christian conferences for over 2,500 women. The days were full of lively worship, teaching, and service…
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