by Mazarine | Jun 11, 2019 | Fundraising Plan, Leadership, Major Gifts, Major Gifts, Monthly Giving
Are you tired of working really hard and getting the same results? Maybe it’s time to listen to the experts, and see what you can do differently to grow your fundraising revenue for the second half of 2019. Last year I spent some time interviewing some of the...
by Mazarine | Aug 16, 2017 | Cultivating donors, Monthly Giving, Nonprofit Leadership Summit, Webinars
In times of great political and economic upheaval, we need to look at multiple streams of income that can help us weather the storm. Some of our income streams from the government are going away, from healthcare to environmental funding, from arts funding to education...
by Mazarine | Aug 1, 2017 | Conflict, Earned income, Government contracting, Leadership, Lean Development, Major Gifts, Measuring Effectiveness, Monthly Giving, Nonprofit Downturn, Nonprofit Leadership Summit, Time Management
Ellen Bristol, author of The Leaky Bucket and Fundraising the SMART Way, shares in this 30 minute interview, WHY you’re not succeeding in fundraising and what to do with it. Imagine if you had more donor, sponsor, and grant opportunities than you knew what to do...
by Mazarine | Jul 18, 2017 | Monthly Giving, Nonprofit Leadership Summit
Last week I was lucky enough to interview Erica Waasdorp, author of Monthly Giving, the Sleeping Giant, and a forthcoming book, Monthly Giving Made Easy. Erica will be speaking at the Nonprofit Leadership Summit in September about how you can make the most of monthly...
by Mazarine | May 23, 2017 | Cultivating donors, Monthly Giving
Mazarine Treyz: Hey, everybody. Welcome. This is Mazarine Treyz of Wild Woman Fundraising and today I am so proud and pleased to be interviewing Kenita Pierce-Lewis, the founder and the CEO of Hope, INC. That’s www.hopbe.org. Helping Other People Be Empowered. They...
by Mazarine | Nov 3, 2016 | Conflict, Monthly Giving
Here’s the scenario. I was a monthly donor to this nonprofit for years. I was also giving free (and paid) but mostly free advice to the ED. I hadn’t heard from the Executive Director personally in awhile (though I had gotten the nonprofit’s...
