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Why - and when - do donors actually trust your organization?

Every gift is a decision, and every decision has mechanics. Donorbox has mapped them in a new field guide, 10 Principles of Donor Conversion and Retention: The Science of Giving. It draws on published research into why donors give and why they stop.

In the first of two episodes that break down the mechanics of the giving decision, Jena Lynch and Britt Stockert talk us through the six principles that build donor confidence: transparency, credibility, congruence, security, impactful messaging, and reciprocation. Along the way, they unpack the changes the guide recommends nonprofits make before Giving Season.

About half of first-time donors never make a second gift. The research suggests that’s rarely a marketing problem. It’s a design problem, and it’s fixable.

The guide is built to be used, not just read. It closes with a ten-principle self-audit: one yes-or-no test per principle, to score before any campaign goes live. Every “no” marks a specific, fixable conversion loss. Each principle also comes with practical steps a fundraiser can complete without a developer.

Each principle is grounded in behavioral science, from the goal gradient effect to the reciprocity norm, and brought to life with examples from Britt’s coaching. It’s practical listening for any fundraiser focused on donor conversion and retention heading into year-end.

Download your FREE copy of Donorbox’s 10 Principles of Donor Conversion and Retention: The Science of Giving today, and run the self-audit before your campaign goes live. It’s a practical first step toward turning this Giving Season’s first-time donors into next year’s repeat supporters.

So, what are we talking about?

Donors rarely evaluate an organization consciously. Nobody sits on a donation page weighing credibility. But donors notice when something feels off, and they leave without explaining why.

That makes donor confidence hard to measure and easy to lose. Each of the six confidence principles maps to a question donors are quietly asking, from “Where does my money actually go?” to “Did anyone notice that I gave?”

Building donor confidence doesn’t require a complete overhaul. It starts with spotting the small things that make someone hesitate, and addressing them before Giving Season traffic arrives.

Chapters

00:00 - Why First-Time Donors Don’t Return

01:54 - Defining Confidence vs. Friction

04:09 - Principle 1: Transparency (Where the Money Goes)

06:54 - The Goal Gradient Effect & Visible Progress

07:56 - Principle 2: Credibility & Social Proof

11:31 - Principle 3: Congruence & Consistent Branding

16:01 - DonorBox Field Guide Overview

16:25 - Principle 4: Payment Security & Loss Aversion

19:10 - Principle 5: Impactful Messaging (Stories vs. Numbers)

22:22 - The Identifiable Victim Effect

23:37 - Principle 6: Reciprocation & Meaningful Thank-Yous

26:58 - The Reciprocity Norm & Retention Impact

29:01 - Key Takeaways & Next Steps for Giving Season

About the Hosts

Jena Lynch is Head of Community Engagement at Donorbox and anchor of The Nonprofit Podcast, a 2025 Silver Anthem Award winner. She speaks regularly to nonprofit audiences on donor stewardship and retention.

Britt Stockert is a Fundraiser Coach at Donorbox with more than 20 years of public-sector experience. She coaches nonprofit teams one-on-one and serves on the board of an immigrant- and refugee-led nonprofit.

About Donorbox

Donorbox is a trusted online and on-location fundraising platform that helps nonprofits raise more. With easy-to-use donation forms, powerful donor management tools, and features designed to grow recurring giving, we have helped 100,000-plus organizations process over $4 billion in donations worldwide.

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Happy DAF Day.
Here's something to think about. Nearly one in four dollars of individual giving in the US now moves through donor advised funds, and DAF giving is growing 8X faster than everything else.

Jena Lynch and Cara Augspurger get into who DAF donors really are (**Spoiler** not all are billionaires - most give under $1,000), why they tend to stay longer and give more, and where in the past these gifts have run into friction for donors and nonprofits alike.

Then Jena shares what Donorbox launched today: DAFPay, powered by Chariot and built right into your Donorbox OmniGive donation form. It's available on the Pro and Premium tiers for US-registered 501(c)(3) organizations.

See how Donorbox DAFPay works here

New to DAFs? Download Episode 192, Cara’s DAF 101.

In this episode:

• What a donor-advised fund is, in plain terms, and why the decision to give has already been made
• Who DAF donors really are, and why the “wealthy donors only” picture is wrong
• Where DAF gifts can get stuck, for donors and for nonprofits
• The receipting mistake that can turn into an IRS headache
• How Donorbox DAFPay brings DAF giving onto your OmniGive donation form

And if you’re ready for a deeper dive, here are links to the research reports and resources mentioned in the show:

• Donorbox Pro and Premium plans
• Episode 192: Cara’s DAF fundamentals episode
• Chariot 2026 DAF Fundraising Report 
• Donor Advised Fund Research Collaborative 
• Donorbox 

Chapters:

00:00 Introduction to DAF Day and the Growth of DAFs

00:29 The Rise of Donor-Advised Funds in Giving

01:20 Cara’s Perspective on DAF Trends

02:28 Understanding What a DAF Is and How It Works

03:20 Who Are DAF Donors and Why They Give

05:03 Common Misconceptions About DAF Donors

08:09 The Rapid Growth and Scale of DAFs

09:37 How DAFs Distribute Funds Faster 

10:16 Donor Demographics and Giving Patterns

12:14 Impact of DAFs on Donor Support and Giving Behavior

13:59 The Challenges of Managing DAF Gifts for Nonprofits

19:19 Making DAF Giving Easier: Chariot DAFPay on Donorbox

22:37 Practical Steps for Nonprofits to Engage DAF Donors

About Donorbox

Donorbox is a trusted online and on-location fundraising platform that helps nonprofits raise more. With easy-to-use donation forms, powerful donor management tools, and features designed to grow recurring giving, we have helped 100,000-plus organizations process over $4 billion in donations worldwide.

Learn more at donorbox.org. 

Jena Lynch is Head of Community Engagement at Donorbox and host of The Nonprofit Podcast. She speaks widely on donor relationships and fundraising at conferences, webinars, and on other shows. 

Cara Augspurger is a frontline fundraiser and co-host of The Nonprofit Podcast. She brings what she sees on the ground at her own organization to every conversation, and hosted Episode 192, our DAF 101, for first-timers. 

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You pulled the report. 1,800 people who gave last year haven't given a cent this year. And it's October.

Cue Giving Season panic.

Jena Lynch and Britt Stockert see it differently. Most of those lapsed donors didn't leave. They drifted.

This episode is all about winning back LYBUNT donors (Last Year But Unfortunately Not This) before December 3 - no guilt trips. No "we miss you" emails.

These donors already said yes once. That counts for a lot. Donors with a giving history come back 66% of the time. New donors come back just 24% of the time.

And there's still time. Last year, December brought in 37% of nonprofits' online revenue.

Britt shares the exact voicemail she'd leave a lapsed donor, and makes the case for skipping the ask in the first message (yes, even in October). Jena brings the gym membership comparison nobody wanted, but everybody needed.

Got 30 minutes this week? Britt's action plan at the end is built for exactly that.

What You'll Learn

• Why and how "hasn't given yet" and "gone for good" are two very different lists
• The unglamorous check that saves a lot of awkward emails
• How to pick 30 personal calls from a list of 1,800 (hint: not by gift size)
• Who in the organization should really be making those calls
• What to do when a donor leaves you on read
• How to ask in December without sounding like a final notice
• The one thing every fundraiser should do on their phone today

A LYBUNT report shows who hasn't given. It can't show why. Before assuming the worst, check the data. Then start a conversation. As Jena puts it, "You are a nonprofit fundraiser, you are not a debt collector."

Chapters:

00:00 That report you've been avoiding

01:00 LYBUNT: the acronym Britt loves

03:25 The 24% vs 66% gap

04:09 Check before you reach out

06:02 Bounced emails and the Promotions tab myth

07:13 1,800 names, 30 phone calls

08:01 The biggest gift isn't always the best relationship

10:05 First touch: skip the ask

10:47 The voicemail you should leave

13:02 Ask a question, not for money

16:04 When donors leave you on read

17:03 Adjusting expectations

18:08 The December ask that actually lands

18:50 A nonprofit, not a debt collector

21:02 Your 30-minute action plan

Jena Lynch, Head of Community Engagement at Donorbox, and Britt Stockert, Fundraiser Coach at Donorbox, co-host this episode. Together, they bring hands-on experience helping nonprofits strengthen donor relationships and build fundraising systems that hold up under pressure...especially in Giving Season!

Links Mentioned

• M+R Benchmarks study
• Ep 192| Donor-Advised Funds: What Fundraisers Need to Know Now with Cara Augspurger 
• Donorbox: donorbox.org 

About Donorbox
Donorbox is a global fundraising platform trusted by 100,000+ nonprofits, with $4B+ raised worldwide.  

This podcast is for educational purposes only and is not legal or financial advice. Consult a professional advisor.

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How far can one campaign travel this Giving Season? 

Further than your email list, if you set it up right.

Today, Jena Lynch, Head of Community Engagement at Donorbox, shares how a crowdfunding campaign gives supporters a clear, specific goal to rally around, and how peer-to-peer fundraising turns that campaign into something supporters carry into their own networks…reaching people a nonprofit hasn't earned trust with yet.

In this episode, Jena digs into:

• What makes a crowdfunding campaign worth sharing, not just donating to
• What a campaign page needs so a stranger understands it in seconds
• Why a supporter's personal ask lands differently than a simple share
• How to choose the first few supporters to invite as fundraisers
• What to do with the year-end plan next week

Start your Giving Season campaign
Donorbox Crowdfunding gives supporters a page worth sharing, a goal meter, a live donor wall, and one-click sharing built in. Turn on Donorbox Peer-to-Peer and empower supporters to build their own pages, with every dollar automatically feeding the main goal. Launch in as little as 15 minutes: donorbox.org 

Get your downloadable guides now, packed with tips and strategy support, from the Donorbox library:
Donation Page Design Guide - image sizes, logo dimensions, and copy tips
Peer-to-Peer Fundraising 101 - campaign types, a launch plan, and event ideas 

Chapters 

00:00 Welcome 

00:23 Why one campaign should outgrow the email list

02:57 What makes a crowdfunding campaign worth sharing

05:11 Building the crowdfunding page as home base

07:25 From sharing to peer-to-peer fundraising

08:23 Borrowed trust: Leveraging personal networks for outreach

10:05 Choosing the first supporters to invite

11:49 Setting up supporter pages on Donorbox

12:30 Next week's to-do for Giving Season campaigns

13:15 Resources and close

Host
Jena Lynch is Head of Community Engagement at Donorbox and anchor host of The Nonprofit Podcast.

About Donorbox
Donorbox is a global fundraising platform trusted by 100,000+ nonprofits, with $4B+ raised worldwide.

This podcast is for educational purposes only and is not legal or financial advice. Consult a professional advisor.

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Most nonprofit events open exactly one path to giving: the ticket. 

Jena Lynch and Britt Stockert map the fundraising moments most events miss, before doors open, during the event, after everyone goes home, and unpack how nonprofits can open more paths to giving - without extra work for their team.

What You'll Learn

• Why the ticket purchase is one of the best, and most frequently ignored, fundraising opportunities of the event life-cycle
• What good ticket data actually looks like (knowing who to expect before your guests even walk in)
• Where the most donation opportunities quietly slip away once the event is underway
• Why one unified donor record beats three spreadsheets and a manual mail merge
• The one friction point Britt says to fix first, before your very next event

If you're deep into your year-end event planning, this one is for you!

Engage attendees. Simplify giving. Grow your impact.
Find out more about maximizing your events with the double-down power of Donorbox Dynamic Duo  - from ticketing to post-event stewardship.
You can:

• Streamline ticket sales and collect donations from ticket buyers
• Manage your event in one easy-to-track place
• Check guests in with ease
• Collect in-person, cashless donations with just a tap, dip, or swipe

Chapters

00:00 The Mindset Shift in Event Fundraising

00:56 Welcome to The Nonprofit Podcast

02:28 Capturing Generosity at Ticket Checkout

04:08 Streamlining Table Registration & Payments

06:00 Common In-Event Pitfalls to Avoid

07:16 Eliminating Friction for Event Attendees

08:52 Using Donorbox Live Kiosk & Offline Auto-Sync

11:00 Post-Event Data Integration & Donor Segmentation

12:55 Timely Stewardship and Follow-Up Emails

13:44 Practical Action Step for Your Next Event

14:51 Closing Remarks & Resources

Host Bios

Jena Lynch, Head of Community Engagement at Donorbox, anchors The Nonprofit Podcast.

Brittan Stockert, Fundraiser Coach at Donorbox, co-hosts The Nonprofit Podcast.

Donorbox is a trusted fundraising platform used by more than 100,000 organizations worldwide, raising over $4 billion for nonprofit causes. Learn more at donorbox.org.

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Heart does that panicked double-thump. Stomach drops. Ohh - there goes gravity! 

Sound familiar? 

That's what happens right before most fundraisers call a donor to ask for money…and Britt Stockert, Fundraiser Coach at Donorbox, says that feeling is telling you the opposite of what you think.

In this quick, coffee-break episode, Britt shares the four words she scribbled on a sticky note for a burned-out nonprofit leader who needed something simpler than a script. It changed how that leader's whole team makes the ask.

This is perfect for fundraisers who want a low-pressure way to build donor trust, especially heading into year-end. 

Discover:

• Why the discomfort of asking for a gift is a sign of a healthy donor relationship, not a warning sign
• A four-word framework simple enough to fit on a sticky note
• How to open a donor call without mentioning money at all
• What to say when a donor pushes back on overhead or transparency
• Why silence after an ask is doing more work than most fundraisers realize
• How to measure success in donor outreach beyond whether a gift landed that day

If you’re ready to refine your ‘Ask’ approach and get on track for Giving Season, schedule time with Britt here.

That nervous feeling before asking for a gift isn't proof something's wrong. It's proof the moment matters. Britt's fix isn't more confidence - it's structure: four words on a sticky note that turn a high-pressure ask into a real conversation between two people who both care about the same thing.

Chapters:

• 00:00 - Why Asking for Support Feels Uncomfortable
• 02:10 - The Trust Gap & the Power of Personal Connection
• 03:40 - A 4-Beat Framework for Donor Conversations
• 06:55 - Timing the Ask & Permission-Based Giving
• 08:15 - Redefining Success Through Small Wins
• 09:15 - Overcoming Rejection & Closing Thoughts

Donorbox is a trusted fundraising platform used by 100,000-plus organizations worldwide, helping them raise over $4 billion collectively. Learn more at donorbox.org.

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ChatGPT. Claude. Gemini. Or Google...Search visibility has changed.

AI search is changing how donors and volunteers find nonprofits, and most teams are still figuring out what to do about it. 

This week, host Jena Lynch talks with Jessica King, Director at Getting Attention, about what's actually working in search right now...from why ChatGPT, Claude, and Gemini are showing up as real traffic sources, to why relying on one platform is risky, plus how to make full use of the $120,000-a-year Google Ad Grant. 

Jessica's take: you don't need a new playbook for AI, just a stronger version of the marketing fundamentals you already know. 

What You'll Learn

• Why ChatGPT and Claude are already shortlisting nonprofits before donors ever reach your site, and what that means for your funnel.
• Why AI search doesn't call for a new strategy, just sharper execution of the SEO fundamentals you already have in place.
• How to build a channel mix that holds up when a single algorithm or platform shifts.
• How to extend the reach of your $120,000-a-year Google Ad Grant as search behavior changes.
• Why page-level content depth outweighs metadata for both AI and traditional search, and what that means for your content priorities.

If your team has just a few hours a month for online visibility this Giving Season, this episode tells you where to spend them.

About Our Guest

Jessica King is Director at Getting Attention, where she helps nonprofits get more from Google Ad Grants, paid Google Ads, and search-focused content strategy. Before Getting Attention, Jessica worked in communications and digital marketing across higher education and the nonprofit sector, with a focus on SEO for mission-driven organizations. She holds a Master's degree in Communication from Virginia Tech.

Links Mentioned

• Getting Attention: gettingattention.org - free guides, templates, and Google Ad Grant audits
• Getting Attention on YouTube: weekly tutorials and marketing advice
• Book recommendation: Steal Like an Artist by Austin Kleon
• Donorbox: donorbox.org  - fundraising tools for nonprofits

Host

Jena Lynch is Head of Community Engagement at Donorbox. Each week on The Nonprofit Podcast, she brings nonprofit leaders practical strategies and clear insight to help them raise more and reach further.

Chapters:

0:00 Intro & Welcome

1:43 Meet Jessica King from Getting Attention

2:24 AI as a Traffic Source and the Shifting Search Landscape

6:38 Donor Trust, AEO/AIO Buzz, and Not Losing Sight of the Fundamentals

8:34 Why Foundational SEO Is the Basis for AEO

10:50 Building a Marketing Mix With No Single Point of Failure

13:26 Making the Most of the Google Ad Grant

19:05 Why Traditional Website SEO Isn't Dead

21:24 How AI Levels the Playing Field for Smaller Nonprofits

24:11 Non-Negotiables for Giving Season

27:53 Connect With Jessica and Getting Attention

28:35 Wrap-Up

Donorbox is a trusted online and on-location fundraising platform that helps nonprofits raise more. With easy-to-use donation forms, powerful donor management tools, and features designed to grow recurring giving, we have helped 100,000-plus organizations process more than $4 billion in donations worldwide.

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A simple donor survey is the closest thing you will get to reading your supporters' minds, yet the answers you get are rarely what you expect

Donors are sitting on insights most nonprofits never think to look for. Cara Augspurger, our field correspondent and CEO of Grace Care Center Foundation, joins Jena Lynch to share what happened when her team surveyed hundreds of donors ahead of Giving Season, and what the answers revealed about messaging, trust, and the surprising link between volunteering and giving.

And brace yourself - your best donors may not understand your organization as well as you think.

What You'll Learn

• How to build and segment a short, anonymous donor survey
• Why loyal donors can still misunderstand your programs
• How the volunteer experience shapes donor trust
• Four steps to launch a donor survey before year-end

Resources and Links

Consolidate today’s framework with a helpful in-depth Donorbox blog: 

Surveying Your Donors, How to Do It Right - you can find it here

About the Hosts

Cara Augspurger has been a nonprofit leader and fundraiser since 1996. As President and CEO of Grace Care Center Foundation and a founding board member, she brings decades of hands-on experience to conversations spanning annual fundraising, capital campaigns, donor stewardship, and relationship building. A Certified Fund-Raising Executive (CFRE) and University of Illinois graduate, Cara previously served as a fundraising coach at Donorbox, where she helped nonprofits connect the dots between strategy and results.

Jena Lynch, Head of Community Engagement at Donorbox, specialises in donor stewardship, retention, and peer-to-peer fundraising. She works closely with nonprofit teams to strengthen donor relationships and build practical systems that support long-term growth. As the anchor of The Nonprofit Podcast, she keeps strategy clear, steady, and actionable.

Chapters

00:00 – Introduction: Why Donor Surveys Matter

01:15 – Timing Your Survey Before the Fall Push

03:08 – Survey Mechanics: Length, Platforms, and Subject Lines

06:27 – Key Questions to Include in Your Survey

08:23 – How Well Do Donors Know Your Programs?

12:27 – Where Volunteering Meets Giving

16:35 – The Power of One Open Question

19:59 – 4 Action Steps to Launch Your Donor Survey

22:42 – Wrap-Up & Final Thoughts

About Donorbox

Donorbox is a trusted online and on-location fundraising platform that helps nonprofits raise more. With easy-to-use donation forms, powerful donor management tools, and features designed to grow recurring giving, we have helped 100,000-plus organizations process more than $4 billion in donations worldwide.

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You can't repair the runway while the plane is taking off. 🛫

That's Darrin Cook's blunt take on why Giving Season prep has to start in August, not November. 

Darrin joins Jena Lynch to break down how early infrastructure work, not last-minute campaign scrambling, drives real Giving Season results. He shares a framework for auditing donor data and donation flows now, building stronger donor segments, and knowing where automation earns its keep without losing the human side of donor stewardship. Plus, why protecting your fundraising team from burnout is part of the strategy, not separate from it.

Head straight to the Donorbox Blog to dive deeper into Giving Season prep with a 3-phase roadmap to keep you on track from now until January, here.

Chapters 

00:00 Why Giving Season Prep Starts in August 

01:47   Meet Darren Cook (MyMogul Media) 

02:45  Don't Repair the Runway Mid-Flight: Giving Season Timeline 

05:07  Systems Audit: Tech, Websites, and Mobile Optimization

08:31  Nurturing Donors: Relationship Messages Before the Big Ask 

11:14    Simple Donor Segmentation: 6 Key Groups to Target 

14:55  Humanizing Automation: What to Automate vs. What to Keep Personal 

18:10  Preventing Team Burnout During the Year-End Rush 

19:51  The January Debrief: Turning Campaign Data into Next Year's Strategy 

22:58  Where to Find Giving Season Resources

About Our Guest 

Darrin Cook is the founder of My Mogul Media. Since 2009, he's helped nonprofits across the US build cleaner, more connected digital systems, so teams can stop grinding and start growing.

About Our Host 

Jena Lynch is Head of Community Engagement at Donorbox and host of The Nonprofit Podcast, bringing practical strategies every week for nonprofits that want to raise more and do more.

Resources and Links:

• My Mogul Media
• Darrin Cook on LinkedIn
• Donorbox Blog: Giving Season Fundraising, Your 3-Phase Roadmap

Donorbox is a trusted fundraising platform used by more than 100,000 organizations worldwide, helping raise more than $4 billion for causes globally. Learn more at donorbox.org.

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A plan built by a few people at the top and handed down is just paperwork. 

Dr. Renee Rubin Ross argues real ownership comes from who's in the room while the goals get decided, not just who signs off on them.

Dr. Ross is the founder of The Ross Collective and author of Inclusive Strategic Planning for Nonprofits. In this episode, she and Britt break down her five-step spiral planning process, including step zero: how to know your organization is actually ready to plan. They also talk about what happens when planning uncovers real dysfunction, and how to tell whether it's a planning problem or a leadership one.

Grab Renee's free Strategic Planning Template, the Five-Step Spiral breakdown, and sample strategic plans in the links below.

• Inclusive Strategic Planning for Nonprofits (book) can be purchased here 
• The Five-Step Spiral, explained here 
• Get Your Free Strategic Planning Template here 
• And, Sample nonprofit strategic plans here 

Chapters:

00:00 - Why Traditional Strategic Planning Fails

02:10 - Why Write Another Book on Strategic Planning?

04:47 - The 5-Step Spiral Planning Framework

07:26 - Balancing Visioning with Concrete Execution

09:29 - Why 3-Year Strategic Plans Work Best

10:50 - Step 0: Assessing Organizational Readiness

12:51 - Navigating Internal Tension & Staff Culture

15:45 - The 3 Circles of Participation (Deciders, Builders, Sharers)

18:46 - Translating Your Plan into Action (Using RACI)

22:13 - What You Lose by Excluding Frontline Staff

23:35 - Where to Find Dr. Ross 

About Donorbox: Donorbox is a trusted fundraising platform used by more than 100,000 organizations to raise over $4 billion worldwide. Learn more at donorbox.org.

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