Fundraising

Culture of Philanthropy & Your Organization

Dania Miwa

Dec 21, 2023 — 1 min read

As I've mentioned previously, I'm quite an opinionated fundraiser and fundraising consultant. I always find joy in engaging with individuals who hold the responsibility for resource development within organizations. In fact, one of my favorite ways to leverage my skills involves mentoring and coaching staff and boards of various organizations. My focus isn't solely on nurturing a Culture of Philanthropy, but also on imparting best practices for establishing an efficient stewardship program and fostering a collaborative relationship with the community that supports their mission.

Now, for a shameless plug - if you're seeking ideas and assistance for your resource development and gift planning initiatives, I encourage you to arrange a conversation with me. The initial consultation comes at no cost. Feel free to schedule with me here.

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