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Title: Fund Development Coaching, Consulting & Training for Nonprofits - Chany Reon Ockert Consulting, LLC., Certified Fund Raising Executive

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“When conventional economic and marketing assumptions shape and undergird the work of charitable fundraising, …. potential donors will often be approached with the expectation that they will be more interested in having their names in the program or on a plaque or in receiving a premium or a tax break than in giving to help others “out of the goodness of their hearts.” This w...


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true charity is given, not with what is left over, but with what we need…” This week, I’m reading from the former Pope Francis and his homily from November 8, 2015. Reflection question: Reflection on quote: In our series on cultivating an abundance mindset, we discussed how that mindset affects donors and we discussed how we have to build that mindset within our ourselves.


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“Where there is patience and humility, there is neither anger nor loss of composure. Where there is poverty borne with joy, there is neither grasping nor hoarding. Where there is quiet and meditation, there is neither worry nor dissipation.” This week, I’m reflecting on Of the Virtues putting Vices to Flight by Francis of Assisi, first published in English in 1906. Reflection...


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No matter how it happens, the testimony of those who have shifted in their minds, spirits, and emotions from an imagined world of scarcity and insecurity to one of abundance, blessing, sufficiency, and overflow is almost always the same: it is liberating……” This week, I’m reading a quote from The Paradox of Generosity by Christian Smith and Hilary Davidson. 2014 edition. Refl...


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“Urgency triggers a distinctive neurobiological state. In fundraising terms, this means an urgent appeal can literally put a donors brain in “alert mode” prioritizing rapid action over careful deliberation.” I am reading from Neurogiving. The Science of Donor Decision-Making by Cherian Koshy, published in 2025. Reflection question: Reflection on quote: This is the last instal...


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