Fundraising Strategies and Success Stories with your host, Roy Jones
In this episode, Roy Jones talks with Dr. Candace Gregory, from the Heartland of America, Omaha, NE. Candace lays out what is required to be a successful frontline fundraiser and the characteristics needed to procure MEGA gifts for your nonprofit. She announced in our podcast a $65 million capital campaign. Over the last two decades, the ministry has raised more than $200 million to help the unsheltered and poor in her community to get back on their feet and succeed in life.
In this episode, Roy Jones talks with Phil Altemyer, from the streets of Spokane, Washington. Phil Altmyer outlines how he is transforming lives by using modern technology to demonstrate impact to drive more income for his programs. Phil tells the secrets about how he grew his budget from $365,000 to over $24 million annually.
In this episode, Roy Jones talks with Herb Smith from the streets of skid row and his decades of service at the Los Angeles Mission. Herb Smith outlines why having a heart for the donor is just as important as having a heart for the people you serve. Herb outlines critical techniques and characteristics for becoming a great frontline fundraiser.
In this episode, Roy Jones talks with 28 year nonprofit legend, Tony Marciano, president emeritus, of the Charlotte Rescue Mission, about nonprofit leadership and the challenges facing frontline fundraisers in America today. With emphasis on human services and work with homeless shelter guests; connecting to the emotions of the donor, learn strategies for campaigns that get results.
Find out how to advocate for opportunity and equity at your nonprofit. Learn the importance of empowering middle donor managers to apply DEI in the day to day activities. How to build community and advocate for people in your organization through coaching, mentoring and meaningful conversation. Amira Barger is one of the nation’s leading specialists on DEI.
Find out how to create a climate that helps individuals benefit from the diversity of people, ideas, knowledge and experience will bring success at your nonprofit. DEI is about providing access, opportunity and support to your organization and the people you serve. Learn how you can build unity in your nonprofit organization through embracing diversity, equity and inclusion. Amira Barger is one the nation’s leading specialists on DEI.
African American leaders discuss the day-to-day challenges of implementing DEI practices in nonprofit organizations.
African American leaders challenge the nonprofit industry to train, equip and empower people of color in fundraising and nonprofit management.
Shriner’s Children’s has developed a fully integrated fundraising program by creating unique donor journey’s based upon giving level and giving capacity. They call their process omni-channel communications. Today they pull back the curtain to show small to mid-size nonprofits how to use they’re innovative techniques to increase giving through building philanthropic intent.
Shriners Children’s has used a DRTV strategy to build a mega charity to help children with health care. Today they pull back the curtain to show small to mid-size nonprofits how to use regional TV and Radio to acquire new donors. Adding DRTV, radio and radiothons is no longer out of reach for nonprofits. The explosive growth of streaming both TV and radio program has made now acquisition affordable for nonprofits who thought it was out of reach.
