Popular Reviews of Missions to Movements

Enjoyed the five ideas. The giveaway might not be doable for small nonprofits with tight budgets, but definitely an idea to keep in mind as scaling occurs. Dana reinforces the importance of "old school" connection of handwritten thank you's and reaching out in addition to finding balance with the digital age for connecting and expressing gratitude.

I have learned so much from the podcast; it has helped me be strategic in our social media marketing plan and focus it in a way that connects us to our donors. I highly recommend it to anyone in the nonprofit space!

Dana is engaging and extremely helpful for me as a fundraiser. Her podcast often gives me new ideas to try at our nonprofit!

Dana Snyder Missions to Movement Podcasts are Great! I look forward to every Wednesday morning drive to work. I listen to Dana and the Missions to Movement Podcast to be enlightening and educational; I enjoy listening to enthusiastic guest speakers with practical knowledge to share. Dana’s refreshing demeanor transforms each podcast into an enlightening journey. The diverse range of topics implies there's always something of interest for every listener! As a Nonprofit Executive Director, who is NOT an expert in Marketing, I learn something helpful to our agency every week!

"Missions to Movements" is something special. Dana turns ordinary, everyday thoughts into pure gold for fundraising and marketing. If you need practical advice you can actually use in your job, Dana's got it. Her tips for development staff and marketers are not just smart, they're doable. And this isn't just some self-help jargon. Dana's honest, genuine, and even throws in some laughs, making it feel like a real conversation. If you're tired of those preachy self-help shows, this isn't that. It's grounded, it's real, and it's super helpful without being in your face about it. "Missions to Movements" is a must-listen if you want fresh, relatable insights on fundraising, marketing, and more. Dana's just a dang genius, and this podcast proves it!