Bread for the World summit recap
Bread for the World joined the Summit and explored several sessions focused on donor engagement and year-end giving strategies. Discover key takeaways and how your organization can benefit from these insights.
What your team caught at Summit
Here are the top sessions you or your team attended
4 Steps to Reverse the Small-Dollar Donor Decline
Retention beats acquisition — re-engaging donors before they drift away is the real fix for the small-dollar decline.
Finding Untapped Major Giving Potential Within Your Existing Donor Base
Your existing donor base already has stock, DAF, and crypto capacity — the potential is there, you just haven't asked yet.
Just for you
A few sessions we think your team would enjoy
How to Unlock Wealth-Based Giving at Year-End
Most donor wealth sits outside checking accounts — that's the untapped opportunity nonprofits miss by asking for cash only.
Must-Use Practices for Conversations With Major Donors at End-of-Year
Year-end is a relationship moment, not just a solicitation moment — the strongest asks come from confident, trust-first conversations.
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Here's where FreeWill can help next
Based on the sessions Bread for the World attended, we've pulled together a few ways to keep the momentum going.
Bread for the World received a $45,000 bequest through FreeWill's public website this past year — a clear sign donors are ready to give this way to your cause.
FreeWill's Auto-Stewardship acknowledges and engages your bequest donors at scale with timely, customized emails sent on your behalf, no extra work for your team.
The average stock gift through FreeWill runs about $10,400, against roughly $100 for an average cash gift. Same donors, a very different number when they give a different way.
What's worked for others
From nonprofits tackling goals like yours
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