Here at CCAH, we know that our clients rely on us to be partners in keeping their data secure. Whether it’s transferring data from a CRM to a mail shop or storing data for analytics purposes – we maintain secure procedures and processes to keep data safe.
Client Spotlight: the Crohn’s & Colitis Foundation
The Crohn’s & Colitis Foundation is a non-profit, volunteer-fueled organization dedicated to finding cures for Crohn’s disease and ulcerative colitis, and to improving the quality of life of children and adults affected by these diseases. CCAH began partnering with the Foundation on their direct marketing efforts—direct mail and digital—in 2017, just as the Foundation was celebrating their 50th anniversary.
CHAPMAN, CUBINE AND HUSSEY EXPANDS DIGITAL BUSINESS, BRINGS ON TOP DEMOCRATIC DIGITAL STRATEGIST
–Catherine Algeri Transitions from DSCC to Lead New Digital and Political Advertising Practice-
2019’s Non-Profit Conferences That Should be on Your Radar!
While it can be stressful to be out of the office, there are some key nonprofit fundraising and marketing conferences that will leave you refreshed and inspired to return to work life. These are the ones that we’ll be attending (and presenting!) and should be on your list!
Seasonality: It’s a thing!
Testing is essential to a healthy acquisition program, from finding lists that make up the core of your campaigns, to identifying which packages work best for these lists. Just like various packages perform better at different times of year, such as calendars in the fall or holiday messaging at year-end, there is an aspect of seasonality to the overall acquisition program. Some seasons just work better for certain organizations and markets! For example, many hospitals have a tendency to mail more acquisition in Spring and Fall because they over the years, these are the strongest months for new donor recruitment.
Happy New Year from the CCAH Family
As we closed out 2018, CCAH hosted our annual Holiday Party downtown in DC at Lost Society. There was mixing and mingling between many clients, friends and of course the CCAH staff and families. The long-time tradition was just as festive as ever with a great DJ spinning tunes, wonderful food and drink …..but most importantly – great company. We had so much fun getting to mingle with members of the great organizations we get to work with every day and really enjoyed a special evening outside of the office! Thanks to everyone who came to celebrate the past year with us; we are so grateful for your partnership and so excited to see what 2019 brings!
2018 Highlight : American Diabetes Association Step Out Walk
CCAH is proud to work with American Diabetes Association, an organization that focuses on preventing and curing diabetes. They educate the public about diabetes and help those affected by diabetes by funding research to manage, cure and prevent diabetes. On Saturday, September 22, CCAH joined the American Diabetes Association and more than 600 activists in the Washington, DC area for the Step Out Walk to End Diabetes. The Step Out Walk is organized annually by ADA and volunteers in cities across America to get groups of concerned people to raise awareness and funds for research to find better treatments and a cure for diabetes.
What CCAH is Thankful For This Holiday Season
CCAH has a LOT to be thankful for! This year, our family has grown as we’ve welcomed new employees and clients; intelligent, creative, collaborative individuals that make our work space better and brighter every day.
The Best Tuesday of the Year – #GivingTuesday
I don’t know about you, but here at CCAH we’re still feeling that #GivingTuesday glow! Working with our amazing client partners, this was a record breaking year at CCAH.
Changing the Face of Philanthropy Summit
I had the pleasure of attending the Changing the Face of Philanthropy Summit in Washington, DC. This conference prides itself on offering meaningful conversations with experts from the nonprofit, private, and civic sectors to encourage philanthropy in the Black community. One of this year’s speakers was the Honorable Randall L. Woodfin, Esq., the Mayor of the City of Birmingham.