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Due Diligence,Fundraising
Conducting due diligence research on potential new partners or donors is essential for risk mitigation and reputation management and should be a critical part of any organization’s fundraising process. But in an ever-growing sea of information, what specific details should you be looking for?
In this whitepaper, we’ll explore four steps that can help you to assess whether an individual or organization is the right donor for your university or non-profit, including some real-world examples of how not doing your due diligence can lead to future headaches.