Food banks are facing rising demand, economic uncertainty, and shifting donor behaviors. But recent donor sentiment research shows something encouraging: donors still care deeply, and many are ready to give more, with the right stewardship and outreach.
In fact, 83% of food bank donors say they’re likely to give in the next year, and 66% of lapsed donors say they’re open to returning. The challenge isn’t motivation. It’s activation.
In this practical, strategy-forward webinar, AGP’s Ryan Carpenter and Liz Lowe explore how food banks can strengthen mid-level fundraising by focusing on smarter stewardship, clearer priorities, and engagement strategies that work even with small teams and limited time.
Drawing on food bank–specific donor insights and real-world client results, this session shows how mid-level donors (those already showing loyalty and capacity) can become a stabilizing force today and a stronger pipeline for future major gifts.
What You’ll Learn
- Why mid-level donors play a critical role in food bank stability and long-term growthÂ
- The most common reasons mid-level programs stall, and how food banks can overcome themÂ
- How to identify donors most likely to deepen their support using more than giving historyÂ
- Practical, scalable stewardship strategies that build trust and loyaltyÂ
- How effective mid-level engagement strengthens both annual fund performance and major gift pipelinesÂ
We’ll Explore
- Why donors often disengage due to operational gaps, not lack of interestÂ
- How clearer impact reporting and consistent outreach improve retentionÂ
- Stewardship approaches that align with how food bank donors want to engageÂ
- How mid-level donors become a more reliable bridge to future major givingÂ
If your team is navigating uncertainty, balancing competing priorities, and looking for clearer focus and more confidence in how you’re stewarding your donor file, this webinar is for you.