I travel from Philadelphia to Connecticut an average of once or twice a month via Amtrak. And when I do, I always take the opportunity to read The National, Amtrak’s bi-monthly magazine. It features some of the best writers around, great regional restaurant coverage, and more.
Case in point: I loved the “Getting to know your fellow travelers at Philadelphia 30th Street Station.” The National showcased several travelers, noting their reasons for being in the city and capturing a bit of their essences. You never *really *know what’s going on with another human being, do you?
Now, imagine a feature like this on your organization’s website. Imagine sharing your donors’ stories! What would that look like? Think about going beyond speaking of why your donors give and actually give site visitors an opportunity to get to know the wonderful people who support your mission. For every organization, that’s unique. It always winds up looking different. Because, as we’ve said before, your donor base isn’t an indivisible entity — it’s a group of very diverse people!
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