“Should we or shouldn’t we?”
One of the big questions fundraisers are asking right now is around legacies. Is now really the right time to ask?
The short answer is “yes”. Fundraising in the COVID-era can bring up some difficult questions, and this is one we’ve been seeing quite often. Legacy fundraising can feel tricky in the best of times – how are fundraisers to navigate this sensitive subject with grace during these unprecedented times?
That is the issue at the heart of our recent release Top Tips – COVID-19 Edition: Legacy Fundraising in the time of COVID-19.
David Kravinchuck and I have complied a list of tips and suggestions that should ease the mind of any fundraiser trying to decide how to best approach these asks. You can read those tips below, or download a sharable pdf by clicking here.
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This campaign was so successful it was featured in I Wish I Thought of That (IWITOT). The direct mail package includes a piece of fair-trade fabric and asks the donor to write a message of hope and send back to be included in a commemorative quilt.
We created the design and copy for this direct mail monthly donor conversion campaign.
We also created a new monthly donor club logo. The logo consists of 12 blue hearts, representing each month the donor donates. The hearts create a circle that encompasses an orange circle, which conveys a feeling of unity and community.
This campaign included integration through direct mail, telemarketing, and e-mail. It also included a match as an incentive.
This campaign continues to improve every year. From the first year they started integrating digital with direct mail, the Food Bank has seen a 227% increase in revenue. The combination of direct mail, Facebook ads, e-mails, and a campaign-specific donation page has really increased the online donations, with more than 70% of the donations to this campaign now coming online.
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