Designing a Magical Recurring Giving Program
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Talk Details
Join Neon One‘s Tim Sarrantonio for this webinar on how you can create a recurring giving program from scratch to design joyful, memorable experiences for donors and scale revenue.
Only two out of ten new donors stick around to support a nonprofit after their initial gift. That means the need for interesting and authentic connection with donors is growing daily! Recurring giving programs are one of the best investments a growing nonprofit can make—and that’s why we’re offering this webinar at no cost to you. It’s that important.
We’ll delve into:
- What a recurring giving program and why every nonprofit should have one
- How to research your audience and use your findings to optimize your program
- What assets and resources you’ll need to launch or reboot a recurring giving program
- What role technology can play in scaling your program
Speakers
Tim Sarrantonio
Director of Corporate Brand
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