Heart-Centered Fundraising: Make Friends First – Ask Later

Hey fundraisers and nonprofit leaders!I'm thrilled to bring you a brand new episode of The Intentional Fundraiser podcast that's all about fostering authentic connections and embracing heart-centered fundraising.In this episode, I sit down with the incredible Gail Perry of the Gail Perry Group. Get ready to dive into the world of porch parties, friend-raising, and creating lasting relationships.Discover how to:✨ Host the ultimate porch party event to engage potential donors✨ Build trust and relationships before making an ask✨ Craft compelling testimonies and visionary leader speeches✨ Navigate the art of Q&A to keep your programs snappy and engagingJoin us as we explore the power of making friends first and asking later in the world of fundraising. Tune in now and learn from two industry experts who are passionate about creating a positive impact through genuine connections.Stay intentional and keep making a difference!🎧 Take a listen.
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