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Welcome series
A thoughtfully sequenced onboarding experience for new donors, subscribers, and supporters — built to convert initial interest into long-term relationship.
Marketing automation for nonprofits means welcome flows, re-engagement campaigns, stewardship sequences, and upgrade asks running while your team focuses on the work that actually needs humans.
Welcome series, stewardship, and win-backs should run without someone remembering to hit send. Automations only work when they are wired to clean CRM data and written like a human still cares.

From the moment someone joins your list to the moment they become a monthly donor — every touchpoint can be automated, personalized, and CRM-connected.
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A thoughtfully sequenced onboarding experience for new donors, subscribers, and supporters — built to convert initial interest into long-term relationship.
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Automated thank-you sequences, impact updates, anniversary messages, and upgrade asks that keep donors engaged between campaigns.
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Lapsed donor and subscriber win-back sequences triggered by inactivity thresholds — designed to reactivate dormant relationships before they're lost.
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Post-event email sequences that convert attendees into donors or recurring supporters while their experience is still fresh.
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Automated asks to upgrade one-time donors to monthly giving — timed, tested, and personalized based on gift history and engagement.
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Internal team notifications, task assignments, and alerts triggered by CRM data — so nothing falls through the cracks between systems.
Platform + payments automatedHopeHub — Community Platform Automation
Integrated Stripe recurring payments with Circle platform, automated member access and payment flows end-to-end, and organized CRM data — so Jennifer Newberg could focus entirely on her community of widows instead of managing technology.
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