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Here’s what our members think of F&P

“F&P is a key publication that our staff can login to access a range of resources. There’s something for all the different fundraising streams. It’s the resource we use the most.”

SHEREE DUNN, FUNDRAISING DIRECTOR, ST VINCENT DE PAUL SOCIETY NSW

“F&P’s website, knowledge base, virtual workshops and more provide an invaluable resource. And F&P conferences are “must attend” professional development for my team. F&P membership is the frequent flyer program for ambitious fundraisers.”

PAIGE GIBBS, CHIEF DEVELOPMENT OFFICER, HARRY PERKINS INSTITUTE OF MEDICAL RESEARCH

“We have been F&P members for years. Our team attend conferences and share articles on a range of topics. F&P membership helps expand the team’s knowledge of fundraising and keep up with the latest research, benchmarking and sector trends.”

LUCY JACKA, GENERAL MANAGER OF FUNDRAISING, CEREBRAL PALSY ALLIANCE

“F&P is a vital part of the fundraising landscape. The magazines, conferences and additional content you guys provide have been essential in my development as a fundraiser and I know that I am far from alone in this.”

TOM DUGGAN, HEAD OF FUNDRAISING, MÉDECINS SANS FRONTIÈRES AUSTRALIA

Opinion

Faster, cheaper – but at what cost? The case against AI in fundraising

Sure, AI can produce fundraising copy faster and cheaper. Mary Anne Plummer argues it can also devalue donor relationships, flatten creativity and deskill the very people charities need.

Digital Fundraising

Is your CRM helping you grow donors – or just storing them?

Is your CRM moving donor relationships forward – or creating more work? Rob van der End explains when to optimise, integrate or replace it.

Corporate partnerships

What happens when grants and corporate partnerships stop working in silos?

Could your next funding opportunity be hiding between fundraising teams? Blood Cancer NZ shares six practical lessons from bringing grants and corporate partnerships together.

Magazine #109

Before considering a rebrand, read this

Mark Phillips on why nonprofits need to (mostly) eradicate the rebrand bug.

Digital Fundraising

Five metrics you must track in your digital fundraising

Digital fundraising success depends on tracking the right metrics to balance immediate results with long-term donor value, says Samara Gentle.

Acquisition

The long game: Who’s building tomorrow’s pipeline?

Why the future of your fundraising depends on recruiting, retaining and stewarding the next generation of long-tenure donors.

Corporate partnerships

The startup mindset behind Jeans for Genes’ partnership program

By treating Jeans for Genes like a startup, CMRI transformed its corporate partnership program. Discover the creative strategies that doubled revenue, engaged more retailers and created lasting value for partners.

Partner Content

The 4 Ps of modern supporter engagement – from knowing your donors to knowing what to do next

Katrina Grant explains how predictive AI can help fundraisers identify who is ready to engage – and choose the right next step.

Are your fundraising emails actually reaching your donors?

A high delivery rate doesn’t mean your fundraising emails are reaching donors’ inboxes. Meredith Dwyer explains what fundraisers should check – and measure.

Planners vs. Responders: The two donors every Christmas campaign needs to win over and how

While 75% of Australians intend to donate this Christmas, many are narrowing the list of charities they support. ntegrity identifies three distinct donor behaviours and four practical ways to earn attention, build trust and inspire giving.

When it comes to community fundraising – it takes a village

Sarah Beresford’s fundraising journey began at kindergarten with children helping children. She reflects on a lifelong commitment to giving, the value of CFRE certification and the community relationships that sustain philanthropy.