In the third edition of a special five-part series we look at questions surrounding the elements cultivation. Building the relationship. Study the six must-ask questions during the cultivation process. The value of your work is rooted in your relationships - asking the right questions gets you stronger relationships which leads to greater levels of philanthropy and greater impact in your community.
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In today’s second edition of our special five-part series we look at questions about the qualification process. Specifically, to people, corporations and foundations. A clear understanding of your own qualification process is the cornerstone to finding the next donor and potential gift which ultimately puts you one step closer to achieving your mission – both personally and organizationally.
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