Fearless fundraisers

Fearless Fundraisers is a community of nonprofit leaders and fundraisers who exchange ideas, insights, and resources. We inspire and support each other. Together, we thrive.

Guest Contributor 10/21/21 Guest Contributor 10/21/21

Bold, community-centric fundraising in practice: Storytelling

Guest Contributor 10/8/21 Guest Contributor 10/8/21

Inclusify: The power of uniqueness and belonging to build innovative teams · Aperio book club

Guest Contributor 9/15/21 Guest Contributor 9/15/21

Kelly Braunegg: Three key steps to level up your development operations

Guest Contributor 8/30/21 Guest Contributor 8/30/21

Travis Shingledecker: ‘Queer Eye’ for your CRM

Amy Casey 8/11/21 Amy Casey 8/11/21

Amy Casey: How would the world look without you? (…and other existential questions)

Guest Contributor 8/4/21 Guest Contributor 8/4/21

Trang Nguyen: How to beat fundraiser burnout

Guest Contributor 7/29/21 Guest Contributor 7/29/21

Courtney Gray: Moving toward your personal vision

Erika Prins Simonds 7/22/21 Erika Prins Simonds 7/22/21

Toni Koch: We shouldn’t go back to ‘business as usual’

Laura Safran 7/9/21 Laura Safran 7/9/21

Video · Finding your purpose: Engaging your board in your fundraising vision

Guest Contributor 6/10/21 Guest Contributor 6/10/21

Decolonizing Wealth · Aperio book club

Guest Contributor 5/25/21 Guest Contributor 5/25/21

Video · Finding your purpose: Engaging funders in your vision

Ellen Claycomb 5/13/21 Ellen Claycomb 5/13/21

The Likeability Trap · Aperio book club

Ellen Claycomb 3/31/21 Ellen Claycomb 3/31/21

Good to Great · Aperio book club

Erika Prins Simonds 3/24/21 Erika Prins Simonds 3/24/21

Video · Finding your purpose: Casting a bold vision for 2021 and beyond

Amy Casey 3/17/21 Amy Casey 3/17/21

It’s time to step outside your comfort zone

In this year of transformation, nonprofit leaders and fundraisers are telling us: “We don’t want to go back, we want to move forward.” To keep the pedal to the metal on transforming our missions, our teams, and ourselves, it’s time to get comfortable—that is, comfortable with being uncomfortable.