With Memorial Day here, we wanted to share the work of one of many nonprofits honoring soldiers who have made the ultimate sacrifice. The American Fallen Soldiers Project was the brainchild of artist Phil Taylor. Read More
Thanks so much to all of our clients who joined us at the Houston Fundraising Lab on May 9th! Attendees networked with other local nonprofits, enjoyed Rachel Muir’s presentation of “I Wish I’d Thought of… Read More
I recently wrapped up my time as a peer-to-peer fundraiser, which was a really great experience (if you’re not familiar with peer-to-peer fundraising, you can read all about it here). My… Read More
If you’ve been following the Diary of a Peer-to-Peer Fundraiser series, you know that I just had the pleasure of participating in my very first peer-to-peer fundraiser (if you’re not familiar with this fundraising style,… Read More
Auctions are a great way to raise funds at a nonprofit’s fundraising event (especially if you combine them with other fundraising ideas). But how do you inspire your supporters to recruit more attendees for… Read More
I had the distinct privilege of participating in my very first peer-to-peer fundraiser (if you’re not familiar with how a peer-to-peer fundraiser works, here’s a primer)! As much as I’ve written about… Read More
If you’re a regular Qgiv blog reader, you know that I just participated in my first-ever peer-to-peer fundraiser. Fundraising just ended, and I wanted to share some strategies the fundraisers at the nonprofit used to keep us… Read More
If you’ve read the last few articles, you know I’m participating in my very first peer-to-peer fundraiser. My husband (Dave) and I teamed up to raise money for Lakeland Volunteers in Medicine (LVIM). The two-part… Read More
One of the biggest problems peer-to-peer event planners face is $0 fundraisers. They register to participate in your fundraiser, they just never actually get started. How can you encourage your peer-to-peer participants to, well, participate? If… Read More