Member Joshua Alcorn
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Have you folks seen the social media posts Dana’s been doing around this topic? They’re hilarious. In one she’s prepping a bottle for her daughter and the caption is ‘growing my email list while making my kiddo a bottle.’
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February 14 – grateful for … my wife’s smile, my son’s hugs, my daughter’s laugh. Happy Valentine’s Day!
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February 13, 2024 – grateful for … new music from Bill McKay, a snow day for my kids, Pop-tarts
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February 12 – grateful for Brother Jack McDuff, tired dogs, foam rollers
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I typically create the fundraising offer first. Then, I write the opening paragraph or two.
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February 8 — Grateful for … the Tactical Thursdays community, giving days and mixtapes
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2. I send handwritten notes and include poker chips!
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Such great questions, Josh! 🙂
1. Before I meet with a major donor, I always do a little research to see what they’re interested in. Google is your best friend and can often be enough. Wealth screeners can help you find out the organizations they support.2. The question I ask is ‘If you could solve one problem in the world
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This reply was modified 7 months ago by Joshua Alcorn.
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I’m grateful for those folks to brother. Cuz you are awesome!
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Once I was helping an org. with their gala and they created poker chips with the face of the person they honored at the gala!
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Dig this @maryr-snyder! Telling a story that resonates means ya gotta listen to the donor, but you’ve also got to have a deep well of stories to share. What are your favorite tools to capture and collect stories of impact?