With supporter-driven fundraising, non-profits tap into an existing pool of supporters by equipping them to champion your cause on its behalf. This kind of fundraising concept allows you to expand your support base past what is managed by your staff and into the new personal networks of existing supporters; you can build a bigger army of supports and donors organically.
Planning and launching an effective peer-to-peer fundraising campaign can be difficult and confusing, but it can be made easy with a few concepts. In this session, we examine the 10 principles that guide an effective campaign. We built these principles based on launching peer-to-peer campaigns, studying the mistakes of unsuccessful campaigns, and testing effective techniques.
We present examples of how each principle is applied to reinforce key concepts. In addition, we address the limitations of peer-to-peer fundraising in the past and trends on how non-profits are making it work today.
DETAILS
Date: Monday, March 28th
Time: doors, 7 pm; presentation 7:15 pm; close 9 pm
Topic: Online Fundraising
About the Speaker: Rob
Rob cultivates customers and makes sure that their needs are being met. Prior to CauseVox, he specialized in management consulting for government agencies and non-profits. Rob is also a certified beancounter (CPA) and on leadership with Synergy Ministries (a consultancy). You can also read more about Rob and CauseVox in a recent interview I posted.
About the Host: NWCU
This event is part of NWCU, community-powered learning driven entirely by member participation. NWCU is a curated collection of classes, workshops, Meetup groups, and hackathons, all sharing one core common goal: help existing and aspiring independents build, learn, and share with one another, so more people can lead better, happier lives working for themselves.
NWCU is made possible by amazing supporters of independents and innovation: Google & New Work City.
About New Work City
New Work City is a coworking space and community center for independents in Manhattan. We gather in a cozy shared environment to work, collaborate, learn, and socialize. All you need is some work to do and a friendly disposition!
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