When Your Nonprofit’s Message Doesn’t Matter
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About this time four years ago, I was wringing my hands over what to say in a pair of what-if year-end appeal templates.
The “what if” giving me pause was imagining a Trump victory in the upcoming election, an outcome that many thought improbable at the time. But I was in the midst of a fascinating research project on fundraising within the LGBTQ movement, and we needed to be prepared for either possibility so that the appeals for four LGBTQ community centers could drop quickly after election night.
