David Gee, Associate Vice President, HUB Philanthropic Solutions
Donor stewardship has been a more frequent topic of conversation with our clients lately. We all know that inspiring new donors is much more difficult and costly than building stronger relationships with the people who are already supporting our efforts. 487 more words
by George Rattin, Associate Vice President, HUB Philanthropic Solutions
A recent study conducted by the Lily Family School of Philanthropy entitled “A Tradition of Giving: New research on giving and volunteering within families” provides data that supports the idea that generational modeling has a significant effect on future philanthropy. 237 more words
by Heather Stombaugh, CFRE, GPC – HUB Philantropic Solutions, Grants Consultant
Spring is in the air, and as a gardener, I could not be more delighted. 424 more words
Sometimes potential donors may want to be engaged and donate to your organization when experiencing a life transition. When there is a major change within a person’s life such as illness, death of a loved one, or even sending their last child off to college, this life changing event may become an impetus to make a planned gift as a means to feel whole again. 311 more words
by Susanna Decker, Senior Consultant, HUB Philanthropic Solutions
In working with different not for profit groups over the years, one topic seems to emerge with every organization. 395 more words
The need to develop deeper personal connections with donors and potential donors is vital to any long-term giving strategy. When people feel strongly connected to an organization, they absorb the organization as part of their personal unit, making it a locus of much of their social activity. 542 more words
by: David Gee – Associate Vice President, HUB Philanthropic Solutions
Many of us are in the thick of wrapping up our year-end appeals and all of us are ramping up for the start of the New Year. 559 more words
