The current Raise More Funds series includes how-to’s on:
For most companies the end of the year is a slow period and a time for catching up; however for nonprofit organizations it’s a busy time for collecting year-end donations from new and existing donors.
Simply taking the time to communicate the words “thank you” can be very powerful.
One of the hardest things to do when you’re planning an auction is to procure those hot items you know your audience wants—items so unique they can’t be found anywhere else.
What does ‘good stewardship’ mean to your organization?
You hear a lot about branding in the advertising world.
It may seem surprising, but there are many nonprofits out there that tackle several major fundraising events simultaneously—like an online fundraiser with a gala benefit to cap it off.
When it comes to online peer-to-peer fundraising, grouping personal fundraisers into teams can be an effective way to generate excitement for your event and raise more funds.
You know people want to support your cause, but they may need a spark of “something different” to really get them engaged.
Have you ever been waiting in line at your favorite coffee shop, and found yourself reading the back of someone’s t-shirt promoting a fundraising event they participated in?
Are you looking for a minimal-effort campaign to fill in the “fundraising slump” between your signature event and capital campaign?
Go to any successful nonprofit’s website today and you’ll find one thing they all have in common—at least one online donation page.
When is the last time you had time to read a software instruction manual?
Building compelling event registration pages to build your fundraiser’s guest list.
Sell more sponsorships by promoting sponsors in your peer-to-peer fundraiser.
Knowing where your fundraising stands with comprehensive report.
Getting more out of procurement by packaging items for a unique offer.
with how well received the Auction Booster packages were." — Fran Baker, Assistance League of Greater Collin County, TX