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Nonprofits rely on raw data to learn about supporters, track the success of marketing and fundraising campaigns, and measure program progress. Using this data, your organization can determine which metrics are best for measuring your social impact and illustrating all of your work’s tangible achievements. But to clearly convey your impact on your community, your nonprofit needs […]

As a nonprofit professional, you know that fundraising events are a key part of your organization’s fundraising portfolio. You also know that sponsorship revenue is crucial to the event’s bottom line and your nonprofit’s return on investment.  Sponsorships are a win-win for the sponsoring business and the benefiting nonprofit, but it’s up to the event’s

You may think of the official beginning of your event as the moment attendees enter the venue and check in with your staff or volunteers. This is when they physically become part of the event and get to start experiencing all you have in store for them. However, the true kickoff is when potential guests turn into

Your nonprofit needs a reliable way to reach donors, especially when fundraising deadlines are tight and you need support fast. However, as technology advances and donors are increasingly spending their time across a variety of channels, investing your time and energy into one single channel can prevent supporters from seeing your messaging and slow down

To your nonprofit, every donor counts. This includes not only acquiring new supporters for your mission, but also fostering reliable and consistent relationships with your current donors. By setting up a recurring giving program, you’ll allow a sustainable stream of financial support to come flowing in. Retaining donors will take fewer resources than searching for

Fundraising events are the perfect way to deepen your nonprofit’s impact. Between exciting auctions and marathon events, there are several opportunities to provide a memorable experience for your supporters, all while driving engagement. Beyond choosing a fundraising idea, your nonprofit also has to decide whether you want to host your event in person or online. 

One of the most valuable industries is merchandising. In fact, the retail industry accounted for almost 19% of America’s GDP in 2018. While your nonprofit is, by definition, not a profit-driven organization, you can still leverage this massive market to achieve your fundraising goals and grow your support base. Custom merchandise sales are a popular and accessible fundraising

Far too many nonprofits underestimate the power of young people. Millennials and Gen Z provide tremendous value to the mission-driven sector, both in their volunteer efforts and their eagerness to donate. In fact, Millennials donate the most out of any age group, with 84% giving regularly. So how do you target these important demographics?  One way to attract