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  2. thefundraisingauthority.com › fundraising-eventA 10 Step Guide to a Successful Fundraising Event

    1. Purpose of Your Fundraising Event: Before doing anything else, you must decide what the purpose of your event is. Here are a few questions: Is this truly a fundraising event? Or does it have other goals?

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  3. www.onecause.com › blog › fundraising-event-planningHow to Plan a Fundraising Event: 10 Steps to Raise More

    • Determine Your Fundraising Event Goals.
    • Select The Right Type of Event Fundraiser
    • Establish Your Fundraising Event Budget.
    • Devise A Committee For Fundraising Event Planning.

    In order to host a successful event, you’ll first need to determine what success means to your organization. Set strategic goals that follow the SMART model (specific, measurable, attainable, relevant, and time-bound). This gives you a framework for how you’ll achieve these objectives and measure progress. For example, let’s see what a SMART goal m...

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    Now that you know what you’d like your event to accomplish, you’ll need to figure out what type of event will engage the most supporters. After all, your nonprofit has a much higher chance of increasing turnout (and revenue) for an event that relates to your donors’ interests! Look to your donor database to get a picture of the kind of event your s...

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    While fundraising events can be major money-makers, let’s not forget that you’ll have to invest some of your own capital in order to make the event happen. Craft a detailed budget before you start planning to ensure you’re on top of all costs. Every event is different, but here are a few examples of expenses you should include in your budget:

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    As mentioned previously in the goal-setting section, you must identify the people who will be in charge of seeing each of your goals through. Form a fundraising event planning committee that will be tasked with tackling specific aspects, such as: 1. Venue/Catering 2. Sponsorships 3. Marketing and promotions 4. Ticket sales or registration 5. Volunt...

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  5. www.yaymaker.com › blog › plan-successful-fundraiserHow to Plan a Successful Fundraiser In 8 Simple Steps

    • Define Your Fundraising Goals. Let's kick things off by honing in on your mission. Setting clear and achievable fundraising goals isn't just a box to tick—it's your compass, your North Star guiding the way to making a tangible impact.
    • Choose the Right Fundraising Idea. Let's talk about finding that "aha!" moment when choosing the ideal fundraising event. Don't be afraid to think outside the box with your fundraising ideas—you can pick a memorable experience that aligns with your cause.
    • How to Plan a Fundraiser. Ah, the art of event planning—the cornerstone of every awe-inspiring fundraising event. It's like orchestrating a symphony, harmonizing every note to create an unforgettable experience.
    • Promote Your Fundraiser. A significant part of a successful fundraising event is spreading the word. But how can you get more people to come to your charity event?

  6. betterworld.org › blog › eventsWhat Is a Fundraising Event? - Better World Collective

    What Makes a Fundraising Event Successful? The success of a fundraising event hinges on several key elements. Understanding these can make the difference between an event that merely happens and one that achieves its goals and leaves a lasting impact.

  7. funds2orgs.com › fundraising-event-planningFundraising Event Planning: 10 Steps for Event Success

    • Identify Your Fundraising Event Purpose and Goals. Set clear expectations for your fundraiser, so you know how to measure your success. This way, you can ensure all of your fundraising logistics are on track before you get distracted by the event details.
    • Budget for Your Fundraising Event. Choosing a profitable fundraising idea ahead of time can minimize the risk of unexpected costs. Research and compare popular fundraising ideas that have performed well in the past and explore ideas that will engage your target audience.
    • Recruit a Fundraising Event Planning Committee. To ensure the success of your fundraising event, you’ll need volunteer help. So, look to your board members, staff, and volunteer team to become members of your event planning committee.
    • Consider Your Fundraising Event’s Target Audience. Regardless of how well-planned your fundraiser is, if people don’t know about your event, they won’t attend.

  8. blog.greatergiving.com › 5-key-factors-for-a5 Key Factors for a Successful Fundraising Event

    May 16, 2023 · In conclusion, a successful fundraising event requires clear goals, engaging and creative ideas, strategic marketing, donor recognition, and efficient planning and management. By focusing on these key factors, you can ensure that your event will be a success and help you raise the funds you need to support your nonprofit’s mission. Tamara Varner.

  9. blog.givingassistant.org › nonprofits › resourcesHow to Organize A Successful Nonprofit Fundraising Event in 9 ...

    Sep 10, 2019 · Learn how to organize a fun, memorable, on-budget, and super successful nonprofit fundraising event that will help you build positive relationships with donors and supporters.