Picture this. Your nonprofit is halfway through a major fundraising drive, and donations are coming in steadily but slowly. Then, you put a large printed fundraising thermometer in the lobby and at the next community event. Donors can see the progress every time they walk by, and something clicks. Suddenly, contributions start coming in faster because people can literally watch the total rise toward the goal.
While digital fundraising platforms are important, there is something uniquely powerful about printed materials in motivating donors. Print fundraising tools for nonprofits have a way of sparking excitement and making people feel connected to a cause in a physical, immediate way.
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