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Many organizations we know and love today wouldn’t exist without substantial donations from people of all kinds. When you run a museum, for example, you need donors to help with general upkeep for artifacts and the building, paying staff, acquiring new exhibits, and more.
At Dimensional Innovations, we help museums, zoos, libraries, and other non-profits determine proper fundraising strategies to finance their upcoming projects. Learn more about what we can do!
University of Michigan - Crisler Center Fan Experience
Amelia Earhart Hangar Museum
University of Michigan - Schembechler Hall
Kansas State Wildcats - Bill Snyder Family Stadium
Fundraising Development with Dimensional Innovations
Charitable gifts keep many organizations running. As a fundraising development company, our team is well-equipped to handle your fundraising needs, and we can come to the table with different strategies to help you raise the money you need to keep the doors open.
At Dimensional Innovations, we have vast experience helping organizations build fundraising strategies that help secure the much-need financial support that institutions like libraries, museums, and non-profits need to stay open and keep growing.
One of the most underrated strategies we use is storytelling. When you are looking for community support, storytelling is a great way to generate funds. Explaining your mission and what you hope to do with the funds has a real impact on those who choose to support non-profits. To do this, you need to engage with your audience. This could be at your location with a donation or membership purchase. You could also advertise your needs.
Creating a strong connection with visitors and community members is only one piece of the puzzle. For many museums and zoos, donations from the community aren’t the only things that are necessary to keep the organizations afloat. Often, exhibit-focused donations are critical to ensuring that there is something new to see every time visitors show up at the front door. We can create targeted fundraising pitches for art, artifacts, and other must-haves for your exhibits.
Remember, once you have the money you need, you don’t want to dump your donors. Many non-profits forget to continue engagement throughout the process. When you are developing a new exhibit, take a few minutes to create an email update that goes out to all of your donors. When the exhibit is complete, inform your donors and ask them to come by and see what they helped create.
Work with our team of expert fundraising developers to see your full donation potential. And don’t forget to create a donor recognition space that honors all of those who have helped support your organization. Interested in learning more? Contact our team today!
