Ready to Grow Support From Women?
Ready to Grow Support
From Women?
Philanthropy is changing – fast. Donors and volunteers are more diverse than ever. As demographics continue to shift, current practices will no longer suffice for future fundraising.
You can keep fundraising using dated tools that were designed to attract one type of donor – white men. Or you can unlock new possibilities by reframing your approach to respond to women – of all backgrounds and identities – who care about your mission.
Research shows that women are the drivers of their family’s philanthropic decisions. Women give more than men – and when they give, they give differently. Fundraisers have read this research; you know the stakes.
But you may not be sure how to apply it to your program. Or you‘ve tried to shift, but it’s not delivering the results you hoped for, or that your peers are seeing.
So, where do you find support?
Feel free to reach out to me.
OR
Consider reaching out to the Women’s Philanthropy Alliance – the group of eight individuals I trained over the course of a year. Any one of them can help you develop a comprehensive approach that will bring your organization more support from women than you could image
About Kathleen
Kathleen focused on the growth of women’s philanthropy for over thirty-five years. She worked closely with the Women’s Philanthropy Institute (WPI), as a member and then chair of WPI’s Advisory Group for twelve years. She translated WPI’s research that gender DOES matter in philanthropy into practical actions fundraisers can take, writing the book “Gender Matters, A Guide to Growing Women’s Philanthropy”. She helped prove the success of women’s philanthropy by working with dozens of institutions and documenting what worked. She created six key principles of how to create successful women’s philanthropy initiatives. Learn more here.
About Kathleen
Kathleen focused on the growth of women’s philanthropy for over thirty-five years. She worked closely with the Women’s Philanthropy Institute (WPI), as a member and then chair of WPI’s Advisory Group for twelve years. She translated WPI’s research that gender DOES matter in philanthropy into practical actions fundraisers can take, writing the book “Gender Matters, A Guide to Growing Women’s Philanthropy”. She helped prove the success of women’s philanthropy by working with dozens of institutions and documenting what worked. She created six key principles of how to create successful women’s philanthropy initiatives. Learn more here.