Adding a captivating donor story to your end-of-year marketing campaign can be the key element that encourages other donors to give. Here’s how to get started.
An impactful spring appeal design can be one of the most important drivers of the success of your fundraising efforts, whether you use print or go digital. The fact is, if the visual appeal is not attention grabbing, it will be overlooked and few will ever read your important messaging.
The COVID-19 pandemic brought life to a nearly complete standstill in the spring of 2020. While many could stay at home, brave front-line workers continued their jobs healing and caring for those who needed medical attention, and keeping essential businesses open.
Trillion helped St. Joseph’s Health Foundation and Overlook Foundation by creating tangible marketing tools for their development teams where telling a story became more important than ever.
If your not-for-profit organization is thinking about or preparing to embark on a brand refresh or rebranding project, consider a branding workshop before moving forward.
There are ways to save money on non-profit projects such as capital campaign design, impact report design, website design, brand refreshes, and more.
The annual Giving Tuesday event has been growing steadily in popularity since its inception in 2012. Last year, $116M in donations was tracked on Giving Tuesday by the top five donation processors, a 254% jump over 2014.
Creating a theme and a branded look for a fundraising event, gala or a conference is an important first step when your goal is to spark interest, raise awareness and appeal for contributions. Below are several key factors to consider when setting out to achieve your fundraising goals. 1. Develop an Engaging, Relevant Event Theme
Variable data is critical for non-profit or civic organizations who regularly seek donors to make contributions. This is a must-read article to help ROI.