The Agitator celebrates the Lightbulb Moments

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Joe Burnett
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January 24, 2018

'Gather your fundraising, communications and donor service troops  ‘round your screen and prepare for a treat' says friend of SOFII and fundraising legend Roger Craver in this great blog post celebrating the launch of SOFII's new series, 32 Lightbulb Moments. As Roger says, 'Most of the concepts and theories behind what we recommend can be implemented by any group regardless of size and budget provided time and elbow grease are applied', and the example in our first video celebrating Botton Village is a prime example of that.

You can find the full list of active and upcoming videos here. As Roger says, the Botton Village video is inspiring and practical and answers the question we really should be asking as fundraisers:

'If these donors are doing so much for us, what can we do for them?'

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About the author: Joe Burnett

Joe Burnett (he/him) cut his teeth as an intern at the Association of French Fundraisers, he then embarked on a career in advertising before returning to where his heart lay: in the charities sector. Joe is passionate about fundraising and how it can be a force for positive change in the world. 

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