What is the 80/20 rule in fundraising?
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The 80/20 rule in fundraising states that approximately 80% of donations come from about 20% of donors, emphasizing the importance of identifying and cultivating relationships with major donors. This principle suggests that a small group of donors has a disproportionate impact on overall fundraising success. Nonprofits can maximize impact by focusing on their top 20% of donors and allocating resources efficiently.
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