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Finding Hidden "Donation Waldos" in Your School Community

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In this session, we'll bundle two great fundraising discussions into one. First, we'll review the process of soliciting donations using Blackbaud Online Express event registrations for paid and free events. Then, we'll look at how Blackbaud Target Analytics can be used to identify hidden "donation Waldos" within your school community, so you can better cultivate donors for events and other opportunities.

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