What’s The Big Idea?
It’s Monday morning and you’re sitting with your first cup of coffee of the day. You open the newspaper and see this headline on page one: “Mr. and Mrs. Benefactor Give $1 Million to Fund ABC Organization.”
It’s Monday morning and you’re sitting with your first cup of coffee of the day. You open the newspaper and see this headline on page one: “Mr. and Mrs. Benefactor Give $1 Million to Fund ABC Organization.”
For most nonprofits, the realities of fundraising and marketing today—declining acquisition and retention rates, shifting donor/member expectations, economic and competitive pressures and internal dynamics (e.g. silos)—make it increasingly difficult to attract new members and donors.
I’m new to my role at Schultz & Williams and couldn’t be more thrilled to be part of the team. And while I’m “new” to the company, I’m not new to direct response.
Recently, a team of Schultz & Williams staff attended The Bridge Conference, and were asked to share new ideas to consider
For the past 27 years, Schultz & Williams (S&W) has served countless zoos across the nation, helping to build and sustain their membership