You're probably used to asking for things in 1:1 situations, but do you ask for things you need that aren't necessarily related to fundraising? I'm giving you some things to ask for in person, in emails and on your website to help you gain visibility and ultimately donations!

We made it to 100 episodes and I couldn't be more thankful. I so appreciate you listening. I'm rounding up 9 episodes that I have loved (although it's hard to pick favorites) and sharing them with you today.

When you switch your mindset and run your business like a for-profit it might change the way you think of your donors and people that utilize your services.

How many times do you start your week thinking you're going to be super productive and get all the things done and when you get to Friday you are super stressed because more than half of your to-do list isn't completed. I still have weeks like that but they are much less common. I'm sharing how you can adjust your calendar so you can make that time for your marketing activities.

Showing up to a conference, getting overwhelmed and not taking action, does that sound like you? I'm giving you my tips for what to do BEFORE you register to an event and how to maximize and take action AFTER it's over.

Creating content is hard enough. So many organizations don't utilize it to it's fullest potential, feeling like if they've shared it once then if they share it again their audience will be annoyed. Becky Endicott and Jon McVoy of We Are For Good are sharing their syndication model so you can repurpose and save time.

No this episode isn't about a get rich scheme or a way to get millions of dollars in donations overnight. Bryan Clayton joins me to talk about how he built his lawn mowing business he started in high school into a multi-million dollar business. Hear his story about NOT being an overnight success and why he's chosen to do it all over again.

It can be terrifying going into a conversation with a potential donor. What if they say no? What if I don't have all the right answers? Sometimes, it's enough to ask questions and listen. Patrick Kirby is here to talk about ways to start conversations and keep them going.

Dawn McGee joins me today to help me walk through ways to take care of myself, especially in the midst of a launch.

Telling stories is such a wonderful way for nonprofits to share the incredible work that they do. Kari is here to give you som amazing insight on how you might think about storytelling a little differently to increase donations and engagement in your organization.