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Fundraising can be a challenging task for your senior nonprofit. There are several factors to consider including donor reception, budget, and estimated time commitment. Another factor to consider; is this a small, quick, and easy fundraiser to support an immediate need or is this a long-term, large fundraising event to help fund your nonprofit for an extended period? 

Whether it is long-term or short-term fundraising event, it is challenging to think of event ideas, so we compiled a list of fundraising ideas for senior nonprofits. The ideas range from fun, to easy, to more involved.

The number of aging adults will probably double by 2030. Trends show the aging baby boomer population is growing faster than ever before. The nonprofit organizations working in elder care provide tangible benefits to their community. Most organizations depend on fundraising to carry out these plans.

Fundraising for senior causes must maximize support from donors who recognize the challenges and appreciate the solutions your organization provides. Before spending time brainstorming new ways to raise money, examine your current processes.

Is your organization guilty of any of the following pitfalls of fundraising?

Effective fundraising focuses on the audience because audience relevant campaigns will count the most with those ready to support your cause. The next step is eliminating the obstacles to donation rather than reinforcing them with your tone and message. There are many ways you can reduce the uncomfortable aspects of fundraising for you and your staff as well as potential donors.

Don’t be afraid of innovative events that give real value to your potential donors.