Fundraising That Feels Like Teamwork

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When impact is shared, support follows

Brooke Gallagher

With my focus on community and connecting with our users, it always lights me up when they join our webinars or events. I was thrilled when Jordan Fisher from Symphony Nova Scotia spoke at one of our Philanthropy Series webinars, then turned his insights into a post we could share.

One story he shared has stayed with me. During a school performance, a Symphony Nova Scotia musician invited a D/deaf student to rest their hands on a cello and feel the vibrations of the music. That moment of connection became the heart of a direct mail appeal, showing supporters the real impact of their donations. The result? $35,000 raised from that single campaign. It is a powerful reminder that authentic stories, told well, can inspire generosity.

👉 Read the full blog for Jordan’s four ways to make fundraising a true team effort.

How about you? What do you do to celebrate your team’s fundraising successes, big or small? Drop your thoughts in the comments below!

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