Mastering (and Crisis-Proofing) Long-Distance Fundraising

What do you do when a terrorist organization takes over your country and your nonprofit still needs to function? Fereshteh Forough knows this better than most. Fundraising requires an endless amount of time and energy. Not to mention the added stress of knowing people rely on your ability to reach your donation goals. Her nonprofit, Code to Inspire, provides girls and women in Afghanistan the ability to learn to code. Of course, since the Taliban took over again their mission has become a much more dangerous and difficult task. In this episode, you’ll hear how Fereshteh managed to raise funds faster than she thought possible during a time of crisis. Listen to find out how being precise with her asks and connecting to donors through video played a key role. Want to dig deeper about some of the topics on today’s show? Check out our blog on how to use newsjacking to your nonprofit’s advantage as well as a chart with feel-good words of fundraising wisdom from our Personal Fundraising Coaches who know exactly how important self-care is! To ensure we're delivering the best listening experience, whether or not you have listened, we're interested in your opinions on Network for Good's Accidental Fundraiser podcast with this five-minute survey! https://s.surveyanyplace.com/podcastfeedback