People want to know their support is noticed and valued. A sincere thank-you message shows appreciation and reinforces the impact of their gift. Donors who feel seen are far more likely to give again.
Did Your Regular Donors Stop Donating?
It's easy to assume they just forgot or aren't interested anymore — but that might not be the case. Donor retention often hinges on the small details that show you value their support. Before you chalk it up to disinterest, take a moment to reflect on your donor stewardship efforts.
Donors appreciate written acknowledgment receipts for donations to claim tax deductions. Skipping this can cause headaches for donors and damage trust. It also shows you're organized, transparent, and grateful.
Staying connected after a donation is just as important as thanking them. Donors want to know how their contributions are making a difference. Share stories, updates, or results tied directly to their support. Keeping them in the loop strengthens emotional investment and builds long-term loyalty. Silence can feel like a closed door while meaningful communication invites continued engagement.
A major non-profit organization managing donations in-house was struggling with slow turnaround times—especially during the busy holiday season. The influx of donations created unpredictable peaks, leading to costly overtime and overextended staff.
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We have years of experience providing Donation Management services to companies like American Cancer Society, Texas Children's Hospital and other major non-profits. Contact us today so we can start a discussion pertaining to the right way to recognize gifts and grow your donations.
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