Chronicle of Philanthropy
Making the Most of Remote Work: Clean Up a Messy Donor Database
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Now that the pandemic has changed nonprofit priorities, many groups are deploying employees to do tasks that stagnated on the to-do list. Among the most common efforts now under way: cleaning up outdated and incomplete donor records.
Join us tomorrow, June 11 at 2 PM ET, for the Chronicle of Philanthropy webinar, Making the Most of Remote Work: Clean Up a Messy Donor Database. You'll learn key steps to take when planning a database overhaul, including how to best focus your efforts during Covid-19.
During this 75-minute session, you'll learn from:
T. Clay Buck, CFRE, founder of Tactical Fundraising Solutions, who helps nonprofits organize their donor data to fuel their fundraising efforts Robert Sanchez, vice president of corporate alliances at Miracle Flights, where he is overseeing the nonprofit’s data cleanup and transition to a new database They’ll explain how to assess the quality of your donor data, set goals and priorities for improving it, and use it to elevate fundraising results.
Plus, you’ll get two tools: a template for a database cleanup plan and a sample user manual you can adapt to standardize practices and ensure continuity over time.
You'll also learn:
How to identify trouble spots in your database and create plans to correct them How to foster a culture that values data and ensures consistent record keeping Tips for ongoing maintenance and documentation to protect data quality for the long term Can't make it tomorrow? Register today and watch the webinar on demand.
This webinar is produced with support from AccuFund. |
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| | | T. Clay Buck, CFRE | | Tactical Fundraising Solutions |
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| | | Robert Sanchez | | Miracle Flights |
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| | | Margie Fleming Glennon | | Chronicle of Philanthropy |
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