Hi Yehudit. We will cover this, how to look for new major donor in my
upcoming Private Donor and Strategic Planning Fundraising Training, coming
up later this month February 20th and 27th, 10am- 2pm in Tel Aviv. This 2
day seminar includes research for major donor prospecting and wealth
assessment, role plays on face to face major gift solicitations, and how we
can do an analysis of an organization or program that will help us come up
with new ideas and build plans to increase/ improve fundraising.
I also have a longer course that covers much of the above plus grant
writing, budgeting for fundraising, on-line fundraising, and more for a
total of 24 hours of instruction from March 6th -April 10th.
More information including registration links.
<http://rachel751.wixsite.com/ngocatalyst-training>
There are still a couple of spots left in both classes and they are both
great for people already working in the field but who have never had any
formal training.There is only so much any of us can figure out intuitively.
Everyone who has made this their career deserves some professional
development because the work is hard enough, but we can increase our
chances of success, and especially our efficiency with the right tools and
knowledge.
Sincerely,
Rachel
On Thu, Feb 7, 2019 at 1:08 PM Yehudit Dolgin <ydolginster@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
I have a new 'client' - he wants me to help him raise money - and I want
to, but he doesn't have names and I don't know really how to go about
getting names for him. He is a good cause, i.e. he does good things, and
has had the organization for many years, but he's always been short of
money. Now he needs 40,000 nis.
Is this is lost cause or is there a way of finding new donors?
