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Saying Thank You

This concept is worth repeating. Thank everyone who made your carnival, walkathon, or golf tournament actually happen. Whether you raised the money you hoped to or not, you still must recognize the efforts of those who helped. Nearly all nonprofit groups agree that cards, notes, or even just saying thank you are the top ways to bring volunteers back for your next fundraiser. Appreciation goes a long way.

From a simple thank-you note to a token gift to acknowledgment in front of a group of peers, a thank you means a lot. Make sure everyone who was involved feels appreciated when your fundraiser is completed, and promptly send out thank yous to donors and vendors. This way you can count on their efforts in the future!

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