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EXECUTIVE FEATURE: EDDIE ALLEN PUBLISHED IN CEO MONTHLY
Why are modern nonprofits systematically burning through fundraising talent, and what does a sustainable alternative look like? Pacific Northwest Fundraising […]
THE UNICORN DEVELOPMENT DIRECTOR
Why the Nonprofit Sector’s Fundraising Model Is Broken and What to Do Instead Is your nonprofit caught in the exhausting […]
EDDIE ALLEN FEATURED ON THE FOCUSED FUNDRAISER PODCAST
Are your daily development workflows accelerating your growth, or quietly draining your momentum? Pacific Northwest Fundraising Founder + CEO Eddie […]
Give More 24! Is Not a Fundraising Event
It’s a Donor Acquisition and Stewardship Strategy Every year, nonprofits across Southwest Washington prepare for Give More 24! with a […]
Why Most Donor Portfolios Collapse
Most donor portfolios don’t fail because of effort. They fail because they were never portfolios. They’re lists. Typical portfolio: That’s […]
The Day Your Major Gift Officer Leaves
The day your Major Gift Officer leaves is the day you find out what your organization actually owns. Because if […]
Why Most Major Gifts Roles Fail (And It’s Not the Fundraiser)
Most nonprofits don’t have a major gifts problem. They have a development infrastructure problem. Every year, organizations post roles like: […]
Your Board Won’t Fundraise? Maybe We Need a Better Definition of Fundraising.
Too often, when nonprofit leaders say, “My board won’t fundraise,” what they really mean is: “My board doesn’t know what […]
Fix, Repair, or Replace: What Donation Notifications Are Really Telling You
I learned the phrase “Fix, Repair, Replace” from my stepfather. He owned a small two-bay Chevron service station when I […]
Donors Aren’t Ignoring You. They’re Overwhelmed.
One of the things I remember from my early marketing classes is that it takes multiple touches before someone acts […]
Why Development Directors Keep Failing (and It’s Not Their Fault)
In more than 15 years of working in nonprofit fundraising, I’ve watched the same cycle repeat itself over and over […]