14 – Introduction To Fundraising For Animal Organizations – The Open Sanctuary Podcast
Episode Notes
Executive DirectorThe individual formally in charge of final decision making at an organization, who sometimes works closely with the organization’s Board of Directors. Sometimes a Founder is an Executive Director, especially early in a nonprofit’s growth stages. Mckenzee Griffler and NonprofitA non-governmental organization whose primary purpose is something other than selling goods or services. Specialist Julia discuss some of the issues that can make fundraising an emotional challenge for those who come from a caregiverSomeone who provides daily care, specifically for animal residents at an animal sanctuary, shelter, or rescue. background. We also talk about the intersections between fundraising, capacity and storytelling, how to find a balance between these elements, and how we can bring some “fun” into fundraising.
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This Episode’s Referenced Open Sanctuary Project Resources:
Understanding Mission And Vision Statements For Your Animal Organization
Determining Your Animal Sanctuary’s Capacity For Responsible Care
The Challenges Of Responsible Animal Rescue
Estimating Species Lifetime Care Costs At Your Animal Sanctuary
How To Raise Money For Your Animal Sanctuary
How To Develop A Fundraising Plan For Your Animal Sanctuary
Cultivating Resilience At Your Animal Organization In The Face Of Inflation
Fostering Positive Relationships Between Animal Sanctuaries
Year-End Fundraising For Your Animal Organization
A Complete Guide To Major Donor Fundraising At Your Animal Sanctuary
Episode Transcript
