United Way of Alamance County Summit recap
United Way of Alamance County joined us at the Summit. Discover key takeaways from multiple sessions that can help your organization enhance year-end giving strategies and donor engagement.
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.
Crystallize Your Impact Story Before Year-End
Donors give because they believe they can make a difference — your story has to prove that belief is well placed.
Just for you
A few sessions we think your team would enjoy
How Blended Gifts Can Become Your Very Largest Donations
Pairing a current gift with a planned one can turn a modest ask into a donor's single largest gift.
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.
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Here's where FreeWill can help next
Based on the sessions United Way of Alamance County attended, we've pulled together a few ways to keep the momentum going.
A FreeWill Featureship puts your nonprofit in front of thousands of people making a will each month — a direct way to reach donors you haven't met yet.
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.
Donors trust a simple, professional way to give — whether that's a will, a stock gift, or a QCD — and FreeWill makes that easy to offer.
What's worked for others
From nonprofits tackling goals like yours
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