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I believe every individual and nonprofit that wants to have success in writing donation request letters can, and through that, impact the world in significant ways. I believe in nonprofits and the way they can change the world. So, I want to give you the tips on how to make your donation request letters successful so that together we can make the world a better place. Successfully getting the donations a nonprofit needs, is not hard, but many that run nonprofits have a hard time asking for the contribution. However, writing a donation request letter to friends and business acquaintances can be a little easier, and a successful way to find donations. The letter must be well written and have the necessary information included to get a good response. I would like to help you master the donation request letter with the information below. Donation Request Specifics The letter must be appealing to the individual or company that receives the letter while touching them in human terms. An effective way of doing that is by including an example story of how your nonprofit work has helped someone in a positive way. Describe the need the person had and then how you met the need. Through this example, the potential donor can understand the impact their donation can have. Make sure you include a couple of lines on how you expect to use the individual's donation. Make sure your donation request looks professional and print it on company letterhead if possible. Keep the letter short and to the point. Focus first on the example story and then on how their donation is going to be used to make an impact. Keep the letter short, the reader focused, and engaged. This is not your usual monthly update that has multiple stories about you and everything the nonprofit is doing. Instead, a letter personally written to the potential donor specifically asking for their support. A couple of well written, personalized donation request letters will have better results than a hundred form letters. Think about what would persuade you to donate in a letter you received. These are real people with real feelings and respect them in that. Follow-Up on the Donation Request The finishing touch to a donation request letter is to personally follow-up with each person the letters to whom the letters were written with a phone call. Make a brief phone call to each person and reference the letter you sent while asking for their personal support. Keep the call brief and make sure you ask them about what is going on in their life. If you are not going to follow-up with people, you shouldn't expect their donation. Throwing a bunch of arrows by hand at a target is not an effective way to hit a bullseye. Neither is mailing a bunch of generic donation request letters to potential donors a successful way of getting donations. Taking the time to write personal letters to donors with who you want to build relationships is the most successful way to invest time. A letter that genuinely comes from your heart, with an invitation to impact the world in a positive way, and examples already happening will get results. By spending the extra time and energy to write personal donation request letters that share your needs will help you make a better impact on changing the world in a positive way. Copyright 2011 Scott Michael Ringo Learn more about how to write better donation request letters to find the funding your nonprofit needs. Click Here ----> http://www.SimpleNonprofit.com Scott Michael Ringo, an entrepreneur, is known worldwide as the nonprofit Guru and expert fundraiser because he helps others easily start and fund non profit organizations all over the world. Through his work with nonprofits worldwide, he helps people start and run successful nonprofits. He is a legacy builder and will help you build your nonprofit legacy. Article Source: http://EzineArticles.com/expert/Scott_Ringo/192201 Article Source: http://EzineArticles.com/6477182

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