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Author: Ephraim Gopin
Ephraim Gopin, a fundraising and marketing expert, is the founder of 1832 Communications, an agency which partners with non-profits to help them build more relationships so they can raise more money, serve more people and have more impact in their community.
His 25 years of experience as a CEO, fundraiser, marketing and communications director, grant writer and more afforded Ephraim the unique position where he could learn not just broadly how an organization functions but see the intersecting parts under the non-profit hood. Ephraim knows how non-profits operate and intimately understands the challenges they face.
But it goes beyond awareness: He has a proven track record of solving problems, of turning pain points into growth opportunities.
Ephraim crafts custom strategies so your non-profit is in the best position possible to fundraise from your target audience.
The goal? Stabilize revenue and provide sustainability for programs.
The organizations Ephraim partners with move from survival to thrival mode and experience growth.
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