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Free Webinars
During this difficult period of closures and social distancing, many of us are looking forward to better times when our historic places will once again be open to visitors. To help plan for that time, we’re making some of our recent webinars available on demand – so dive in to these sessions that include useful strategies for fundraising, marketing, and revitalizing historic places of faith.
Blog Post: Five ways historic sites can embrace fundraising during challenging times
This week my thoughts are with the many staff and volunteers caring for Canada’s special places. For many historic sites, this pandemic means closures and cancelled events, which could lead to lost entry fees, gift shops sales, event revenues and more. These are challenging times indeed. But, what about those supporters who sustain us – long-time donors, sponsors, funders and members? What is the right approach to navigating these relationships during such uncertain times?
Webinars: Getting Ready to Fundraise
New to fundraising? Looking to up your fundraising game? Watch these three brief webinars on fundraising fundamentals to help you set goals, plan and pick the fundraising strategies that are right for your team.
Tip Sheet: Social Media and your Historic Place
If you’re looking for a great way to attract a broad range of supporters and to nurture a younger audience, social media is the way to do it.
Tip Sheet: Should historic places seize the Giving Tuesday opportunity?
In the lead up to Giving Tuesday 2019 (December 3), staff members at the National Trust for Canada have gathered our thoughts on this giving phenomenon.