Online giving for churches is a convenient option that makes it easier for congregants to contribute gifts and tithes without the hassle of carrying cash or checks. With the right software, your church can increase… Read More
When you hear the word “copywriting”, do you think of clever campaigns churned out by people like Don Draper in fancy New York advertising agencies? That world can sometimes feel as… Read More
If you’ve ever attended a charity auction, you’re probably no stranger to this scenario: You’ve had a fun evening of eating catered food (and maybe a nice glass of Moscato). You’ve enjoyed an evening of… Read More
As an important staff member of your community’s recreation department, you are responsible for managing, promoting, and executing events and programs that benefit your community. Your job is undoubtedly important. However, it can… Read More
Brighter minds than mine have written thousands of articles about how to engage un-engaged participants. I’ve written them, too! We’ve gone over types of peer-to-peer fundraising and… Read More
Yellowstone Academy is a nonprofit, nondenominational, Christian private school in Houston’s Third Ward. The students come from all walks of life – many academically disadvantaged. School administrators understand the impact of poverty on education and… Read More
Summer is often a slow time for fundraisers. Donations just don’t seem to come in as frequently. This could be because of people taking vacations or increased childcare costs. In Florida, the end of spring… Read More
Are you engaging donors on Instagram? If not, it’s time to start. With one billion active monthly users, Instagram offers a low cost, highly effective way for nonprofits to expand their reach, engage supporters, and… Read More
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