Fundraising Events

Are you planning your fundraising event from the wrong perspective? Most nonprofits are - using staff and volunteers to determine the course of the event. What if, with AI’s support, you could plan the event through your guests’ perspectives? Well, you can. And Thrive can help.

What We Offer

“Thrive didn’t just help me. They gave me my confidence back.”
— H. Carlile , Thrive Client

  • Full-service event planning

  • Event consultant

  • Networking planning using your real guest list

  • Help defining your curated event

  • Joy

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Thriving Events

From mission-driven luncheons to surf-a-thons to golf tournaments, clay shoots, and galas. Thrive consultants have done it all.

But over the years, we have learned a lot as well.

The events of yesteryear are struggling to attract new generations of attendees, with differing ideas on how nonprofits should invest in fundraising. They also fail to use the power of AI to ensure that every guest wants to return the next year, not because you had a great event, but because the event spoke to them personally

If this sounds wild and crazy to you. Good. Because Thrive is ahead of the curve. We want you to join us on the journey.

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Outsourced Fundraising

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Leadership Coaching

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Capacity Building