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Thanking donors starts with cultivating gratitude. In development work, focus on the provider rather than the provision and let gratitude flow.

Donors are asking where God is at work. As a fundraiser, your job is to point donors to the work God is doing—and invite them to join.

Your nonprofit’s development work matters more than ever. With charitable giving down, now is the time to start year-end fundraising plans.

Differentiate your ministry throughout year-end fundraising by practicing these healthy habits that are going to captivate donors' hearts.

As year-end fundraising plans are made, focus on sharing the impact of your work, but be transparent about the increasing costs you face.

Many worthy causes are clamoring for attention from the same group of donors. How do you ensure you are heard? As you engage donors in this critical time, consider these communication tips.

The end of 2020 is drawing near (thank goodness!), and year-end planning conversations are occurring with clients. Because of the unique laws in 2020, including the CARES Act and the SECURE Act, Russell James provided a helpful...

It is hard to believe November is already upon us! As unusual as this year has been, it has still flown by. This means that we are coming upon the end of the year, which is a time when many people perform the majority of their charitable giving.

As a financial advisor, you can help families have constructive and even fun conversations about wealth. Here are a few ways to help your clients create meaningful year-end decisions that merge values, wealth, and generosity together.

Year-end giving is upon us. Okay, at least the planning part is. If you do not have a year-end giving plan yet, my advice is to get one. If you do, my advice is to adjust it.