Building Strong Relationships for Donor Retention

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Building Strong Relationships for Donor Retention San Diego Food Bank June 13, 2019

Who are we talking about? Individuals Families Clubs/Circles/Groups Foundations Corporations/Businesses Fundraising Effectiveness Project Annual report of Association of Fundraising Professionals and the Center on Nonprofits and Philanthropy at the Urban Institute Average donor retention rate under 50% last ten years. Data of 13,600 nonprofits

Why focus on donor retention?

2018 Donor Retention Rates Average: 37% First-time: 21% Repeat: 57% Reactivated: 37% Fundraising Effectiveness Project Annual report of Association of Fundraising Professionals and the Center on Nonprofits and Philanthropy at the Urban Institute Average donor retention rate under 50% last ten years. Data of 13,600 nonprofits

Cost of Donor Acquisition Expensive .25 to $1.50 to raise $1 $100 gift could cost $25 to $150 to raise

Why do donors stay?

Why do donors stay? Organization produces & shows outcomes Know what to expect in interactions Receive timely thank you notes Opportunities to make views known Feel part of an important cause Feel appreciated 2011 Report by the organization Donor Voice.

Why do donors leave? Poor service or communication Thought organization didn’t need them Never thanked Unsure of how money was used Thought other groups more deserving Could no longer afford

Build relationship Gift = step in relationship not a just a business transaction Elements of healthy relationship Make a priority Respect Trust Good communication Care deeply Value kindness Course correct at a moment’s notice

Plan Create a plan with consistent action Just call to say thank you/share organization highlight Email article of interest Ask a favor- “Like” on Facebook page Social media and newsletter mentions Schedule contacts Keep good records

Share impact with stories

Ask donors for feedback

Focus Groups Individual Interviews Surveys Know what/why asking What will you do with feedback? System to record, analyze, share and make changes based on feedback.

Donor feedback What prompted your first gift? Why do you continue to give? What is your connection to the cause? What would you like to hear from us? Tell us your stories. Donor advisory board

Sharyn Goodson Vice President, Philanthropy Leichtag Foundation sharyn@leichtag.org (760) 487-1532