Major donors occupy a transformative position in the sustainability and expansion of non-profit organizations. Beyond providing substantial financial support, their contributions generate strategic benefits such as heightened visibility, enhanced credibility, and the ability to leverage broader networks of support. This article examines the multifaceted role of major donors in advancing non-profit missions, particularly within resource-constrained environments and emerging markets. It argues that cultivating these relationships requires not only effective solicitation but also long-term stewardship practices rooted in trust, transparency, and alignment of values. By integrating theoretical perspectives from philanthropic studies with practical strategies from global development practice, the article identifies key approaches for identifying, engaging, and sustaining major donors.
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