You're Not Too Late for Year-End Fundraising

You Have 10 Mondays.

Learn the campaign system that can still turn a difficult fundraising year into a strong December—if you start now.

Watch the webinar replay - and learn the system - until September 30th

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Some of those weeks belong to warming donors, activating your board, and personal outreach. Preparation for a strong year-end begins now. October is when year-end revenue is built.

You've got real money to raise. And not a second to spare for guesswork.

Maybe you lost out on funding you were counting on. Maybe your development team is stretched thin, or nonexistent. Maybe year-end fundraising keeps getting pushed behind every other task that demands your attention.

And maybe your current campaign plan is basically: write some emails and start sending them in November.

Here's the truth: a series of emails is not a campaign.

Your emails can be excellent and still underperform if you haven't warmed your donors, activated your board, segmented your list, planned personal outreach, and built the right campaign sequence underneath them.

The good news: you still have time. But the way you use the next 10 weeks matters.

Watch the Replay

In this free webinar, you'll learn:

How to size your year-end goal—the actual dollar figure this campaign has to produce, and what it costs your organization if it doesn't.

Why excellent fundraising emails still underperform when there is no campaign underneath them.

The essential pieces of a complete year-end campaign system.

What you need to begin now versus what can safely wait.

How to use the next 10 weeks to warm donors, engage your board, and build momentum before December.

You'll leave knowing exactly what your campaign is missing and the sequence you need to follow to get it ready.

This webinar is for you if:

You need to hit a specific unrestricted revenue target by December 31.

You haven't meaningfully started your year-end campaign.

Your donor list is small, cold, or unsegmented.

You have a small development team—or no dedicated development staff.

You want a strong December without a frantic October and November.

You are not behind beyond repair. But waiting until you feel ready to launch is no longer a workable strategy.

Who's teaching this

Two people who have run this campaign more times than you have.

Brooke Richie-Babbage

Brooklyn strategist and systems builder with 27 years on every side of the table — nonprofit founder & CEO, board member & leader, funder, and now advisor to nonprofit leaders and philanthropic institutions.

Jess Campbell

A SoCal fundraiser, friend-maker, and relationship builder with big dreams & two decades of experience raising millions and helping orgs make huge impact.