Thanking donors and staying in touch is crucial in securing repeat donations and creating a fundraising community.
Saying thank you, practicing good stewardship and reporting outputs and outcomes are key to keeping funders involved and helping them to understand exactly what kind of activity or work your church wants to do. It demonstrates the impacts and benefits that it will bring or the changes that it will make to your local community.
These terms help funders to understand exactly what kind of activity or work your church wants to do, the impacts and benefits that it will bring or changes that it will make to your local community.
Find out why funders ask for outputs, outcomes and impact on a grant application.
Although thanking people will be second nature to you and your church, make certain it is not forgotten in your fundraising process.