A just-released Chronicle survey of 1,000 fundraisers at nonprofits of varying sizes and missions provides fresh insights into the current fundraising climate. More than three-quarters of fundraisers say they have had to change their approaches because donors are reducing, postponing, or stopping their giving altogether because of the ups and downs of the economy. In the Chronicle of Philanthropy’s latest webinar, Orr Group’s Steve Orr joined fellow philanthropic experts to offer insights on what’s working to attract donations even amid economic headwinds. Watch now to gain insights from the Chronicle’s exclusive research and learn from your peers how to keep giving on track in 2024. Watch Now
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