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Where is the R&D?

July 20, 2009

Tony Elischer

As everyone begins to slow down, or even disappear for the summer, it’s time to ask what are you doing to maintain some level of creativity and innovation in your fundraising programmes and organisational culture. When everyone is around the pressure is always on, but with the odd quiet half day you could find some [...]

Top Tips

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In Times of Need: Revisiting the Basics

July 17, 2009

Tony Elischer

No one needs to tell you that the pressure is now on! And it is clear that everyone has heard the message about taking more time to track things on a more regular basis using as much analysis as possible to understand what is really happening. The challenge is; what do you [...]

General Fundraising, Recession

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Thanking legators?!?

July 15, 2009

Tony Elischer

In the middle of a lot of major gift work, several charities are asking whether legacy pledgers should be included in and treated as major donors? A resounding ‘yes’ is my view. These people are making a life time gift and should enjoy first class stewardship and above all thanking/recognition when they are around to [...]

Individual Giving, Strategy

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Welcome to new era for THINK

July 14, 2009

Tony Elischer

Welcome to our new web page and above all a new source of up to the minute thoughts, challeges, solid information and creative thoughts. We’ll do our best with regular Tweets & updates, but we need your inputs & thoughts too!
Twittering today highlighted the need to find new ways to engage donors who want to remain [...]

Individual Giving, Recession

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Recession: Watching Is Not An Option

June 29, 2009

Tony Elischer

A thought piece by Tony Elischer looking at how a recession might impact on the different fundraising areas and how to react.
“The last few weeks have seen unprecedented discussion in the sector around the global recession and its potential effects on fundraising. Minor scares in past years have gone pretty much unnoticed and people have tended [...]

Recession

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Rediscovering & Climbing The Donor Pyramid

June 25, 2009

Tony Elischer

A thought piece from Tony Elischer which looks at the key role established frameworks
should play in underpinning fundraising activities. He outlines his hopes that those new to the profession take the time to understand and become familiar with these models that are the foundations for moving fundraising forward.
He offers his thoughts on how these frameworks can be [...]

High Net Worth Individuals, Individual Giving

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The Long View: Corporate fundraising in a recession

June 23, 2009

Tony Elischer

Thought piece from Tony Elischer which looks at how modern corporate fundraising isn’t just about money, particularly in tough economic times.
Download ‘The Long View‘ thought piece – published in Caritas, February 2009.

Corporate Fundraising, Recession

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Revisiting the basics in times of need

Tony Elischer

No one needs to tell you that the pressure is now on! And it is clear that everyone has heard the message about taking more time to track things on a more regular basis using as much analysis as possible to understand what is really happening. The challenge is: what do you do with the [...]

Recession

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