Giver burnout boosts the need for new fundraising ideas for nonprofit organizations
Released on = December 9, 2005, 2:18 am
Press Release Author = Non Profit Fundraiser Secrets
Industry = Small Business
Press Release Summary = If you are a nonprofit group, you must work harder to get any meaningful funding. In the past, nonprofit groups often did very well just by requesting for money or by organizing one big event to raise funds every year, but now fundraising is big time business.
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Giver burnout boosts the need for new fundraising ideas for nonprofit organizations
If you are a nonprofit group, you must work harder to get any meaningful funding. In the past, non profit groups often did very well just by requesting for money or by organizing one big event to raise funds every year, but now fundraising is big time business.
Barcelona, Spain - 9th December 2005
Today there are possibly more nonprofit groups than ever. On the one hand, this is a great development - it means that as members of society, we are becoming acutely aware of an urgent need to give to others, and are even taking all necessary steps to ensure that we help others. On the other hand, however, the mere presence of so many non-profits creates a unique problem - "giver burnout."
Giver burnout is a human tendency, which happens, when donor individuals get so many appeals and requests for funds - from large cancer societies, small women's shelters, literacy organizations, and every possible nonprofit group demanding their share of pie, that they feel really overwhelmed and are less inclined to contribute funds to anyone. Even those individuals, who still wish to contribute, are forced to cut back on who they donate to - there are just too many groups requesting money and gifts, because only a limited disposable income any one person has.
Many nonprofit groups will now find that, they need to adopt a better organized and highly diversified approach to seek funds, in order to raise the fund they need for their charitable activities. Present scenarios have forced many non profit groups to increase their effort in searching for a fund or a grant, which is just enough to survive.
Daniel J Lesser of www.nonprofitfundraisersecrets.com suggests that new fundraising ideas need to answer the following questions:
.Where to search for money and gifts.
.How to tell with precision that some of the fundraising ideas will be a total failure and a complete waste of time
.How to stay organized and focused on achieving your goal.
.How to ensure that your nonprofit group works together as a team for the success of the fundraising campaign.
.How to organize an efficient fundraising team that can fetch good results.
.How to use technology and advanced science, to create funds for your non-profit
.How to use those fundraising secrets to raise more funds with less hassle - every time
.How to communicate in an effective way, which will ensure a good amount of fundraiser for your organization
Daniel J Lesser studies the effectiveness of new fundraising ideas and publishes his results in a book entitled, \"...Fundraising Secrets - The Basics You Need To Get All The Money Desired For Your nonprofit!\"
Contact for more insights into this topic. 0034 678008158 Email: lesserdan@hotmail.com Other helpful information regarding the book can be found at http://www.NonProfitFundraiserSecrets.com
For More Information Contact:
Daniel J Lesser Diputacion 158 2º2ª Barcelona Spain 08011
Web Site = http://www.nonprofitfundraisersecrets.com