Bringing Wholeness Through Sight Raising

An episode of the Eight Principles Voices podcast, hosted by Eight Principles, titled "Bringing Wholeness Through Sight Raising" was published on July 22, 2024 and runs 41 minutes.

July 22, 2024 ·41m · Eight Principles Voices

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Summary

Jon DeLange is an nonprofit fundraising and marketing professional who has worked with over 50 Christian organizations around the world. He leads a nationwide direct mail program and digital supporter strategy for Summit Ministries, as well as building relational trust with several dozen of the organization's largest donors. During his tenure, Summit has doubled their number of active donors and Jon worked with a family to secure the organization's first ever 7-figure cash gift in the fall of...

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Jon DeLange is an nonprofit fundraising and marketing professional who has worked with over 50 Christian organizations around the world. He leads a nationwide direct mail program and digital supporter strategy for Summit Ministries, as well as building relational trust with several dozen of the organization's largest donors. During his tenure, Summit has doubled their number of active donors and Jon worked with a family to secure the organization's first ever 7-figure cash gift in the fall of 2023. He coaches other nonprofit fundraisers to gain the attention of their ideal donors and to inspire them to give joyously. You can explore Jon’s philosophy of Relationship Forward Fundraising by joining the conversation with 8700 followers on Linkedin. In his free time, Jon helped launch a peer group for high capacity christian young men, is currently writing about 12 rules for relationship forward fundraising, teaches Christian worldview, plays Disc Golf, and is always ready with a book recommendation. He and his wife, Alli, live with their son on the shores of Lake Macatawa in Holland, Michigan. To work with Jon, check out his product, the Strategic Fundraising Plan.

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