Create (and complete) your Summer Fundraising To Do List in Just Five Days!
Raise your hand if you haven’t met your fundraising goals this year 🙋🙋🏾
Trust us – you’re not alone.
Whether your fiscal year starts on June 1st, or your mid-way through your fundraising calendar, summer often comes with a pause from frantic fundraising activities and time-intensive events.
Summer is a great time to hit pause and revisit those “important but not urgent” action items on your to-do list, from donor relations to deduping data. It’s your chance to take control of your development plan and make it work for you!
But how do you tackle a to-do list that seems endless?
Five Days of Organization, Accountability, and Crossing Off To-Do’s Delivered To Your Inbox!
Day One: Master Your Mess - Create Your Development Department Refresh To-Do List
Day Two: Prioritize, Delegate, and Plan - Putting Your To-Do List to Work
Day Three: Work Smarter Not Harder: The Free Tools to Boost Your Fundraising
Day Four: Simple SOP’s: Make Time For Systems
Day Five: Take a Break: Finding Time for Rest!
This challenge is for you if…
You have a pile of returned mail that’s been taunting you for the last nine months, and you swear the dust bunnies have come to life
There’s one donor in your database whose name has been misspelled six different ways, and you’re pretty sure there’s also 12 duplicates of JoHn SmiTh but you know you need time to clean up your data accurately!
Your thank you letters and emails are so boring you fall asleep reading the, but you’re not sure how to start with a total rewrite that will make them sing |
Your fundraising systems and to-do’s are on post-it notes, text messages, and 3am ideas
This is totally me - sign me up!
This Five Day Challenge is a candid, no-bullshit week of learning led by fundraisers for fundraisers. Your time is precious, so we’ll be laser-focused on getting shit done. Join Catherine, Jess, Sydney, and Sam of the Giant Squid Group team for five days of to-do list bliss. You’ll join Sam’s love of color coded to-do lists, Sydney’s giddiness at finding the best apps and tools to help her get organized, and a whole lot more.