EPISODE · Feb 11, 2026 · 21 MIN
The Future of Fundraising: Navigating 2026 Capital Campaigns
from The Nonprofit Boost: Leveraging Corporate Support for Fundraising Success · host Double the Donation
Are you holding back on a capital campaign? Many nonprofit leaders worry that launching a major fundraising push will cannibalize their annual fund, but the data tells a different story.In this episode, we sit down with Steven Shattuck, Director of Engagement and Technology at Capital Campaign Pro, to debunk the biggest myths surrounding large-scale fundraising in 2026. Steven shares exclusive insights from three years of scientific research, proving that you can protect—and even grow—your donor retention while pursuing ambitious goals.We dive into the shifting landscape of fundraising intelligence, the surprising long-term dividends of conducting a feasibility study, and why 100% board giving remains the ultimate indicator of success. If you've been waiting for the "perfect" economic climate to expand your mission, this conversation will give you the confidence to put your foot on the gas and unlock new revenue streams today.What You Will Learn1. The Annual Fund Myth: Why 75% of organizations see their annual revenue stay steady or increase during a campaign.2. Feasibility Studies: How expert donor interviews pay "dividends" in major gift relationships long after the campaign ends.3. Board Engagement: The concrete link between board participation and achieving 110% of your fundraising goal.4. Corporate Integration: How to leverage workplace giving and matching gifts to supercharge your capital gains.🔗 Links & ResourcesResource Guide: The Ultimate Guide to Capital Campaigns↳ https://doublethedonation.com/capital-campaigns-guide/Schedule a FREE Personalized Demo here:↳ https://doublethedonation.com/get-a-demo/The State of Capital Campaigns 2026↳ https://capitalcampaignpro.com/research-2026/
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