by JK Stewart | Jan 21, 2026 | Strategy
Two Kinds Of Trust At Work Every Time Someone Gives When donors decide to give, they are not making one trust decision. They are making two. One is logical. The other is emotional. Most nonprofits are trained to focus on the first and assume the second will follow. In...
by JK Stewart | Jan 20, 2026 | Strategy
The Era When Transparency Was Enough For a long time, transparency felt like the answer. Show donors where the money goes. Publish breakdowns. Explain decisions. Open the books. The assumption was simple. If people can see inside, they will trust what they see. That...
by JK Stewart | Jan 19, 2026 | Strategy
A Different Kind Of Donor Has Entered The Room Something has shifted. People are still giving. They still care. They still want to help. But the way they approach giving in 2026 looks noticeably different than it did even a few years ago. Donors are more cautious....
by JK Stewart | Jan 16, 2026 | Strategy
The Strange Memory Gap After A Gift Thirty days after a donation, most donors remember surprisingly little. They rarely remember the exact amount. They almost never remember the form layout. They definitely do not remember your campaign slogan. What they do remember...
by JK Stewart | Jan 15, 2026 | Strategy
The Page Everyone Treats Like A Finish Line A donor clicks donate. The payment clears. The confirmation screen appears. Most teams treat that screen like a receipt wall. Job done. Transaction complete. On to the next campaign. That assumption quietly breaks donor...
