Conversation hijacking occurs daily in life, but do gospel-workers also do it?

With the Coronavirus pandemic shutting down much of the world, what can you do now in fundraising?

“Little things” are those behind-the-scenes small activities that help bring full funding.  They are not spectacular.

Fundraising consultants debate on the best months to go out with fundraising appeals. Here is some “worldly wisdom?” When is funding best done?

The gospels record 12 meal-times where Jesus had meaningful ministry—not counting the two feedings of the multitudes…

Most giving partners do not automatically increase their support every couple years. Asking giving partners to upgrade is just as time-consuming as going after new donors.

I have a giving partner who gave faithfully every month, but I have not received a gift in six months.

Do you have a standard letter I could send asking him to re-start?

I was on the phone last week with a 10-year successful student minister. But he was frustrated with donor ministry. He voiced a dilemma we’ve all experienced—listen in:

End-of-year giving decisions are made from December 10-31 in America. In other countries start-of-year financial plans are under consideration. What better time for your giving partners to keep you “top of mind” than now—at the end of one year and the beginning of another!