Visionary Fundraising For Nonprofits David Oaks

Naming opportunities are a nonprofit's golden ticket to unlocking major donations. This episode reveals the power of offering naming rights to recognize supporters, plus you'll learn 7 key steps to follow to successfully implement this lucrative fundraising strategy.Get a digital copy of David's book: Visionary Fundraising today CLICK HERESpecial price $5.00You can connect with David at www.davidoaks.net Instagram LinkedIn

Describing the need is easy compared with the hard work of finding the descriptive words that paint a picture of the need having been met. If there is one thing I find that leaders don't understand, it is the power of vision. Most leaders think they become powerful when they can describe the need. Not so. Describing the need is easy compared to describing the world, like Pastor Wells, where that need would no longer be valid.Get a digital copy of David's book: Visionary Fundraising today...

When we fail to recognize and celebrate “firsts,” we miss powerful opportunities to strengthen our relationships, build momentum, and create a positive, thriving culture.In families, celebrating firsts – from a baby’s first steps to a teenager’s first job – helps to create a strong sense of unity, pride, and mutual support. By acknowledging these milestones, we show our loved ones that we are paying attention, and that we are invested in their growth and success. This builds trust, strengthen...

Your vision and mission statements are more than just words on paper - they’re the heart and soul of your nonprofit, guiding every decision you make and every dollar you raise. Invest in getting them right, and watch your impact soar.Need more help? Get my book, I dedicate a whole chapter, Establish Your Compelling Vision, to this.Get a digital copy of David's book: Visionary Fundraising today CLICK HERESpecial price $5.00You can connect with David at www.davidoaks.net Instagram LinkedIn

Jewish storytellers celebrate unity and brotherhood by telling a story about pouring huge amounts of expensive oil on the top of one of their leader's heads. Their story corresponds to the "rock in the pond" principle. Get a digital copy of David's book: Visionary Fundraising today CLICK HERESpecial price $5.00You can connect with David at www.davidoaks.net Instagram LinkedIn

One of Dale Carnagie's favorite stories was about fishing. "I love strawberries and cream, but I find for some reason that fish prefer worms."In the same vein, you don't "catch" donors by baiting the hook with what you love...Get a digital copy of David's book: Visionary Fundraising today CLICK HERESpecial price $5.00You can connect with David at www.davidoaks.net Instagram LinkedIn