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re: What Not to Do on a Fundraising Call

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re: What Not to Do on a Fundraising Call

Gregory McDaniel — Mon, 05 Oct 2009 22:01:50 GMT

Here’s how I imagine the person on the other side of that conversation came to be on the phone: “Dood, if we make a few pledges do a two-hour shift on the phone bank, we can check off our university service requirement for the semester. And the Alumni guy might help us get off probation early. And there’ll be pizza.” Okay, not “imagine”, “remember”. And we got essentially the coaching you’ve outlined, minus the “explain the details” part. “Putting in the appropriate effort” also means investing in interactive training on your points, and incentives if the callers have been drafted/hired rather than inspired by your mission.

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re: What Not to Do on a Fundraising Call

Raheel Gauba — Thu, 27 Aug 2009 19:50:41 GMT

Thanks Christopher... The caller did, infact, sound that way - As you mention, it was apparent that the person was not prepared for the call.

It's not very often I receive calls to solicit support and it's refreshing to see that my university is still making an effort to reach out - It's just that lack of finesse in presentation resulted in a lost opportunity!

thanks for reading the post!

re: What Not to Do on a Fundraising Call

Christopher Donahue — Thu, 27 Aug 2009 16:12:49 GMT

Did you add the all the 'ums' for effect or did the caller really sound like that? One other tip to think about is that a phone solicitation of this nature is just like any public speaking gig. Filler words like um, uh, and you know detract so much from any point you are trying to make and show a lack of preparation, knowledge, and confidence. It takes a lot practice to remove filler words from dialogue like this and most people don't even realize how often they use them, but it can make a huge difference.

Great post.

-C

re: 4 Nonprofit Design Principles - Part 2 of 2

Daniel Buzzell — Mon, 20 Jul 2009 17:57:16 GMT

I love how number 6 has such duality. When you understand the mission you should be moved or inspired to support the cause. Then there is is also technical side of moving or navigating the site.

It is a beautiful and painful task to both encourage an emotional responce with an intuitive interface. We want to make the experience feel natural on multiple levels.

4 Nonprofit Design Principles - Part 2 of 2

Sans Profit Design — Tue, 14 Jul 2009 22:49:27 GMT

A few weeks ago, I shared with you the first four design principles to help nonprofits make the best