Have You Tried Any of these Ways to Say Thank You to Your Supporters?

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This is the time of year to put a coat of “new paint” on your thank you letters. Have you tried any of these?
>send a greeting card instead of a business letter…make it friendly and personal;
>include photos of success stories related to the support;
>be transparent about the way the gift is being utilized (like a specific program);
>add an invite that does not ask for more $;
>toss out the old “On behalf of…”invite the donor to something special and tweet about it or chat it up on Facebook;
>share a highlight that informs the donor of how the support helped to creat positive change;
>have the thank you come from one who has really been helped by the support;
>share even seemingly insignificant progress;
>say thank you with a QR Code that links to a clip of you or your clients expressing gratitude.

Please feel free to share some of your creative thank yous with us.

About Ron Rescigno

Ron is responsible for new sales, research and copywriting of materials for the annual fund, campaign material and various in-house marketing materials such as email marketing. Ron holds a BA in English from Lewis College and an MA in Educational Administration from Governors State University. Prior to joining Rescigno’s, Ron spent 23 years in private high school education as both a teacher and administrator. Ron, like his wife Sue, also recently was honored for his involvement with the board of the Children’s Museum in Oak Lawn for which he has been the vice president for the last 6 years and recently completed a 9-year tenure on the board of St. Linus Grammar School.

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