I'm sick of fundraising thermometers, aren't you?
That's why I created this free download to help you think more creatively about ways to show fundraising progress. It's full of creative alternatives submitted via my Nonprofit Communications Blog, and then illustrated by Julia Reich Design. Julia and I hope you'll be inspired to look beyond cheesy and tired clipart as you create ways to visually convey your progress! All the best,
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Unless you are fundraising to increase global warming or to pay for a new heating system in your building, then what does temperature rising in a thermometer really have to do with your cause anyway? Nothing!