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Nonprofit Lowdown

Rhea Wong
Fundraising
Nonprofit Leadership
Donor Retention
Fundraising Strategies
Kishshana Palmer
The Essential Fundraiser's Handbook
Nonprofit Management
Nonprofit Sector
Apathy In Leadership
Executive Directors
Philanthropy
Major Donors
Networking
Nonprofit Fundraising
Board Engagement
Internships
Busy Is a 4 Letter Word
Personal Wellness
Grant Writing
Hiring Practices

This is Nonprofit Lowdown where I review and recommend the best ideas, resources, tools, tricks and tips to run your nonprofit like a pro!

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It’s Rhea Wong back with another episode of Nonprofit Lowdown, and today, we’re diving deep into a topic I’m passionate about—MARKETING!

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Hey Nonprofit Lowdown listeners! Rhea Wong here with an episode that’s all about shifting your mindset from fear to possibility. 💡

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Are you feeling the stress of federal funding uncertainty? You're not alone. In this episode of Nonprofit Lowdown, I dive into how you can take control of your nonprofit’s financial future—even with all the unknowns in the air.

I walk you through di... more

Are you tired of feeling like you're stuck in the endless loop of chasing donors, getting ghosted, and facing constant objections? If so, this week's episode of Nonprofit Lowdown is a must-listen!

In today's episode, I dive into the Top 3 Mistakes ... more

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Elizabeth Goldberg
Former Chief Development Officer and current VP of Strategic Fundraising
Episode: #315- Starting Your Major Gift Program with Elizabeth Goldberg
Dana Snyder
Speaker, author, and founder and CEO of Positive Equation
Positive Equation
Episode: #314- Monthly Giving with Dana Snyder
Billy Broas
Marketing messaging strategist and founder of Five Lightbulbs
Five Lightbulbs
Episode: #313- Simple Marketing for Smart People with Billy Broas
Emily Rasmussen
Founder and CEO of Grapevine
Grapevine
Episode: #312- Giving Circles and the Future of Philanthropy with Emily Rasmussen
Margaret Huang
President and CEO of the Southern Poverty Law Center and SPLC Action Fund
Southern Poverty Law Center
Episode: #311 - When Local Becomes National..and VOTE with Margaret Huang
John Lepp
Partner at Agents of Good and expert in empathy marketing
Agents of Good
Episode: #310- Empathy Marketing with John Lepp
Julia Campbell
Social media expert and consultant for nonprofits
Julia Campbell Consulting
Episode: #309- Social Media + Year End Giving with Julia Campbell
Woodrow Rosenbaum
Chief Data Officer at Giving Tuesday
Giving Tuesday
Episode: #308- Tips for Giving Tuesday with Woodrow Rosenbaum and Stephanie Russell
Stephanie Russell
Executive Vice President, Head of Strategy and Decision Sciences at RKD Group
RKD Group
Episode: #308- Tips for Giving Tuesday with Woodrow Rosenbaum and Stephanie Russell

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Rhea Wong
Host of the show focusing on effective nonprofit management and fundraising strategies, offering practical insights for nonprofit leaders.

Reviews

4.9 out of 5 stars from 129 ratings
  • Politics out of Nonprofits

    I’ve been a long time listener, have followed Rhea’s book and now I am signing off. If your business is politics, then be in politics. If your business is helping nonprofits grow, leave politics at the door. We’ve all been inundated with the bombardment of political scum. Most of us look to you to be the light.

    Apple Podcasts
    1
    Concerned&Citizen
    United Statesa month ago
  • So helpful!!

    I am a new ED at a startup nonprofit and Rhea’s podcast has been so helpful at teaching me how to do this job!!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    DiCo85!
    United States6 months ago
  • Rhea means business

    Love this podcast. Rhea approaches the non profit world with an actual business mentality. Some of the other podcasts in this space seem too “cheerleady” for me, but Rhea’s actually functions to get me focused like any other business.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Vanthiel
    United States9 months ago
  • Fantastic Content to Level Up

    So inspiring! As someone who has fairly recently fallen into fundraising, this podcast has really opened up so many conversations for me and my organization on how we view fundraising. I’m excited for every episode because I know I’m going to learn something new or think about an aspect of fundraising from a new perspective. Keep it up!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    EHCortes
    United States9 months ago
  • Great ideas

    As an ED at a small nonprofit, I find Rhea’s content very helpful and inspiring.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Bethercize
    United States10 months ago

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#310- Empathy Marketing with John Lepp
Q: Where should understaffed nonprofit directors start when curating their donor lists?
They can start by surveying their donors and appealing to them to understand their relationships better and gather data on their giving behavior.
#310- Empathy Marketing with John Lepp
Q: How would you define marketing for the folks who might have this visceral reaction to that and how does marketing relate to fundraising?
Marketing is about having one-on-one conversations with other human beings rather than using a mass marketing lens.
#290 - Future of Fundraising with Nathan Chappell
Q: What's it going to take to change the trends in fundraising?
It will take a fundamental shift in mindset, acknowledging the current issues, and the willingness to embrace radical changes instead of incremental adjustments.
#308- Tips for Giving Tuesday with Woodrow Rosenbaum and Stephanie Russell
Q: What do you see both from the data and what you think the future might hold for both Giving Tuesday?
We are going to get what we generate; there's untapped opportunity, and people are generous and willing to give.
#295 - Secrets of a BIPOC Major Gift Fundraiser with Christopher Beck
Q: How do you balance the tension between working at the pace that the donor wants to work versus the pressure from your higher-ups?
Keep an open dialogue with supervisors, showing strategic movements and engagement opportunities to convey progress to the donor's timeline.

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