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EPISODE · Jul 2, 2020 · 25 MIN

Raising More Money During COVID!

from Fundable by Design

During good times and bad, some organizations raise a lot of money — and other organizations don't. The organizations raising the most money, generally speaking, rely on best practices, technology, and the latest tools and resources available. Conversely, struggling organizations are stuck with well meaning, but fearful leaders and board members whose hands are tied by fear of failure; fear of change; lack of relationships and lack of courage...Stuck and can't to move. Of course, these are vast generalizations, I know what I am saying is true. The Coronavirus crisis has broken open every "facade" and exposed the lack of strategic planning. As a result, weak fundraising practices are taking organizations down quickly.  Right now the crisis has thrown the world upside down as we know it, there are some fundraising best practices which are helping organizations not only survive, but THRIVE. This Podcast is to help bring focus, strategy and steps to raising more money during this crisis. And that's good news! Right now your organization can raise more money than they ever had before.  www.jdyarbrough.com [email protected] Facebook Group: Nonprofit Leaders Impacting Lives LinkedIn: Jennifer Yarbrough  

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