Steven Shattuck is Chief Engagement Officer at Bloomerang. A prolific writer and speaker, he curates Bloomerang’s sector-leading educational content and hosts their weekly webinar series. Steven has contributed content to… Read More
Making donation appeals over the phone is an interesting middle ground between asking for donations in person and making appeals through more anonymous methods like email,… Read More
Donor stewardship helps your organization build ongoing relationships with your donors by showing appreciation for their gift. While individuals are the primary source of fundraising for nonprofits,… Read More
Laura Kruisenga, COO with Kennari Consulting, works with clients to build their annual fundraising programs with a particular focus on events, communications, and staffing. Laura’s practical coaching style and results-oriented… Read More
Donation receipts help both you and your donors track the contributions that are made to your organization for the year. These receipts provide your organization with a clearer view of your annual fundraising efforts and… Read More
Asking for donations is a fundamental aspect of nonprofit fundraising and is crucial for supporting your nonprofit’s mission. However, mastering the art of solicitation can seem daunting. You need to know who to ask, when… Read More
Once upon a time, peer-to-peer fundraising was used almost exclusively for activity-based events. Charity marathons, 5ks, bicycle races, and walk-a-thons dominated the peer-to-peer space. Today, peer-to-peer fundraising is popular with nonprofits that … Read More
Retaining your peer-to-peer participants and donors between events helps your nonprofit obtain stable sources of revenue for years to come. Check out these stats and tips from our Retaining Your P2Peeps eBook. We… Read More
Another Giving Tuesday has come and gone—hopefully your efforts paid off in the form of new donors acquired, new social media followers, engaged volunteers, and an “extra” year-end gift from current loyal donors. While you… Read More