Fundraising isn't easy, but it should be simple. We take the mystery out of fundraising with practical tips and strategies to help nonprofit leaders grow their revenue and impact so they can do more good in the world.
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 112 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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Imagine building a huge organization on the back of “$5.38 buys a meal for a neighbour experiencing homelessness”, when a meal is just the doorway, not the destination.
It’s a situation many nonprofits find themselves in. Their progr... more
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Think asking for money is scary? Michael Mitchell has been there, done that, and sweated through enough awkward asks to keep the deodorant industry in business for a lifetime.
After two decades of nervously asking for everything fro... more
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Fundraising appeals are packed with bad habits that refuse to die—bolded words, underlined sentences, multiple hard asks, and financial symbols littered throughout. The data is clear: none of this is actually helping.
So what does?
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Monthly giving has been the buzzword of the nonprofit industry for the past few years. But most conversations about recurring giving lack substantial data and evidence about what really works to increase recurring revenue.
While it ... more
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I recently started following this podcast after landing a new job in Communications and Fundraising at a nonprofit. I don’t have any prior fundraising experience, but finding this podcast makes me feel much more prepared to do a good job. I like how all the episodes are extremely practical, after listening to one I always have a list of things that I am ready to implement and test. Thanks Mike for putting this podcast together!!
If you want to understand how a fundraising flywheel creates the momentum your fundraising needs. Then subscribe to The Build Good podcast. This podcast is full of great advice and practical tips on how to embed a flywheel. If your fundraising needs to be manageable and deliver results, so your nonprofit can have the sustainable income it needs. Then understanding how the flywheel works, how it generates momentum and why you need an ongoing strategy that compounds - is a must. The Build Goo... more
The podcast goes deep into digital marketing and traditional fundraising. For someone with a background in digital marketing and sales in the for-profit world, this is a great podcast to help transfer over the knowledge to the nonprofit sector. Not only described the high level information, but also gives actionable examples of high efficiency strategies that would take many more hours researching via other mediums to find such strategies. I’d highly recommend to others.
Every Saturday morning, as my dad flips pancakes, he’s tuned into the BuildGood Podcast. He says it’s his secret ingredient for the perfect breakfast - a mix of heartwarming stories and smart fundraising tips. I think the real secret is in the syrup, but hey, who am I to argue? The pancakes are great, and so are the ideas he gets about helping others. Best Saturday mornings ever!
I only recently moved to North America and navigating through the fundraising field in this part of the world is new to me. Luckily, I got introduced to the BuildGood podcast early on. It’s been my go-to place to acquire new knowledge on nonprofit fundraising in Canada and the US. Mike brings incredible guests and the talks are so empowering that after each episode I have lots of ideas simmering! It’s guaranteed that each time you will get great tips on how to improve your fundraising strategy.
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A blend of practical advice and insightful discussions characterizes the content, focusing primarily on fundraising strategies within the non-profit sector. Episodes feature experts who share actionable insights, covering various topics such as donor engagement, effective messaging, and innovative fundraising approaches. The unique emphasis on the 'fundraising flywheel' model enables listeners to grasp the intricate dynamics of building sustainable donor relationships, thereby enhancing their overall fundraising efforts. This resource is particularly valuable for professionals at various levels in non-profits, providing them with tools and knowledge to adapt to the evolving landscape of charitable giving.
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Recent guests on The Build Good Fundraising Podcast include:
1. Phil Calvert
2. Michael Mitchell
3. Nathan Hill
4. Shairoze Walji
5. Victoria Mix Higginson
6. Hannah Mormon
7. Hannah Vermeer
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