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Mythbusting Fundraising Fallacies - Fundraising @ Camp #28

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Join Heather, Travis, and Joe as they bust some of the biggest fundraising myths. Tune in to hear them take on some of the following myths:

  • Folks will remember to give without your “Please Give!” reminders.

  • Fundraising math is as simple as a $10,000 goal being met by 1000 people giving $10 each.

  • Grants are the highest source of giving revenue.

  • You need a professional fundraising consultant to raise money.

  • I can only ask for donations once a year.

  • I can’t ask for money when I am feeling scared to do so.

  • Special events raise lots of money.

  • Fundraising software is too expensive.

#MoneyMovesTheMission


Hey you! Yes, you, Fundraising @ Camp listener: did you know we are looking for a new co-host and moderator to join the Fundraising @ Camp podcast team? Email travis@gocamp.pro if you are interested in learning more.


What is something that you want to know about fundraising at camp? Email travis@gocamp.pro, and let us know!


This Episode’s Fundraising Tool - Make yourself a better camp fundraiser!

Heather: Mobile for Good - Heather Mansfield

Joe - Inbox Setup

Travis - Buzzing Communities - Richard Millington


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