Every year, donations to faith-based organizations account for the majority of philanthropic gifts. Lots of those donations are tithes or gifts to places of worship. Those gifts and tithes are a valuable source of income,… Read More
After many years working side-by-side with nonprofit staff and volunteers on major gift fundraising campaigns across Texas, I have discovered that how your organization looks online – its website, gift processing, and its social media… Read More
Earlier this year, we teamed up with the folks over at Campaign Monitor to take a look at communication between nonprofits and their donors. During the study, we asked ourselves two questions: What do donors… Read More
Girl Scouts of Gateway Council serves more than 19,000 members across North Florida, and their service area includes 35 different Florida counties. In order to raise the money they need to continue that level of… Read More
This is a guest post from Dr. Heather Mark over at Sphere. Heather oversees internal compliance and security, building on the strong foundation to mature and evolve the program. Previously, she served… Read More
The John Wesley Community Health Institute was founded in 1960 by physicians in Los Angeles County to support and augment patient care, education, and research at the John Wesley facility. When the facility was… Read More
Using a data-driven approach will help you target your fundraising activities and make them as successful as possible. Read More
This is a guest post from Kaitlin Westbrook, a Nashville-based content writer at Campaign Monitor. She covers business, email marketing, and creative content. You can find her on X… Read More
Mistakes happen. On social media communication is public, typed out, and never truly erasable because of the ever-powerful screenshot. Both small, local nonprofits and global organizations have experienced cringe-worthy moments on social. You won’t be… Read More