Hot Seat Coaching for Nonprofit Leaders

Strategic Fundraising Support. Real-Time Nonprofit Coaching.

Donorly’s Hot Seat Coaching Series is a live monthly session where nonprofit leaders work through real fundraising and organizational strategy challenges—with expert coaching.

Whether you're planning a capital campaign, strengthening board engagement, or clarifying your nonprofit fundraising strategy, you'll leave with practical next steps and tools you can use right away.

What You’ll Learn in Every Live Coaching Session:

  • Actionable fundraising strategies for nonprofits

  • Guidance on nonprofit leadership and decision-making

  • Frameworks to improve your capital campaign planning

  • Real-time examples of nonprofit board fundraising support

  • Mindset shifts to build clarity and reduce overwhelm

Watch our latest sessions

Navigating Capital Campaign Costs & Planning: How to Understand the True Costs and Create a Capital Campaign Plan that Works.

Capital campaigns are complex and without a clear financial strategy, even the most promising campaigns can stall. Watch our CEO, Sandra Davis and Rick Fourie (Fourie Consultants Inc) dive into the real costs behind capital campaigns and how to plan for success. In this session, they go through how to plan a budget for a capital campaign and more!

Unlocking Donor Advised Funds: How to Tap into This Growing Sources of Philanthropic Capital.

Donor Advised Funds (DAFs) aren’t just for major donors anymore. They’re a growing force in everyday philanthropy. But most nonprofits are leaving DAF gifts on the table. Sandra Davis and Mitch Stein of Chariot break down how to tap into the full potential of DAFs.

De-mystifying Grant Strategy & Execution: How to Avoid Common Pitfalls and Build a Winning Approach

Grants can be powerful—but without the right strategy, they can also drain your team’s time and energy. In this Hot Seat Coaching session, Sandra Davis and Jessica Merrell (One Degree Impact) break down what it really takes to build a sustainable, effective grant program

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