Fundraising can be a scary topic for many nonprofit organizations. We value the work we do and the services we provide so highly, that we oftentimes are nervous to ask for money! But securing donations allows us to keep providing amazing support in our communities. As social media fundraising becomes a stronger platform for raising …
Continue reading Simple Ways to Boost Peer-to-Peer Fundraising Online
You might have heard of peer-to-peer fundraising. You might have heard that it is when donors make their own fundraising campaigns which then raise money on your behalf, making it a type of multi-tier crowdfunding for nonprofits. It's been used by such heavy hitters as the Multiple Myeloma Research Foundation and the American Cancer Society. That's impressive, …
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Peer to peer fundraising has become increasingly popular in recent years. Many of us have seen the success stories: examples of how crowdfunding for nonprofits can raise revenue that's greater than that of any traditional charity event. Furthermore, crowdfunding can bring your organization a great marketing reach: you may be able to reach donors outside …
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In a world where keeping up with the latest technology can prove challenging, your nonprofit shouldn't also worry about the dangers of peer to peer fundraising. When expanding your donor base is key to the longevity of your organization, relying on volunteer fundraisers to collect donations from their networks is a necessity. While expanding your …
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Continuing our overview of effective fundraising for nonprofits, here are some more ideas that successful organizations have drawn upon to solicit donations. Silent auctions – The classic silent auction arrangement involves setting up a bunch of tables at a site and inviting attendees to place bids on each item by jotting their name and bid …
Nonprofits vary widely in the orientation of their activities. There are nonprofits for nearly every cause imaginable: animal rights, child literacy, amateur sporting events, anti-hunger initiatives—the list is endless. What most nonprofits do have in common, however, is a chronic shortage of funds. It seems as if there are never enough resources for mission-critical tasks. …
Nonprofits help the public in many different ways. Some provide assistance in the form of food, shelter, emergency aid, elderly care, etc.—they’re called human service organizations. Others use peer-to-peer fundraising to provide critical health services to uninsured people, or even to put on theater productions for local communities. Nonprofits tend to fall in the following …
Non-profits rescue abandoned dogs and cats. They teach children how to read. They supply water to remote villages. They use fundraising software to collect donations and then pass on microloans to entrepreneurs in developing economies. Non-profits help people and communities in just about any way you can imagine, but what makes a non-profit a non-profit? …
Non-profit fundraising can be a bit of a shark tank, especially for new organizations. Your new non-profit has to rise above a cacophony of other worthy voices asking for funds, including well-established non-profits who may have a bigger megaphone. For new non-profits looking to land a major gift, this competition can be daunting, but there …
Continue reading Seven Tips for Young, Scrappy Non-Profits Looking to Land Major Gifts
Peer-to- peer fundraising is taking the non-profit world by storm as an increasing number of charitable organizations use non-profit fundraising software to employ this method to boost donations in a time of dire financial need. Peer-to-peer fundraising, which is similar to crowdfunding, provides an innovative method for non-profits to leverage existing lists of donors to solicit …
