For many organizations, the mission is about making a real difference in the lives of those supported. Enter the Peer-to-Peer fundraising program is a cornerstone initiative aimed at support and fundraising. But like any longstanding program, it requires revitalization to elevate its impact from good to great.
Our team has just returned from the Peer-to-Peer Forum in Philadelphia, we have a treasure trove of insights that are too good not to share. Diving into data from the Top 30 programs shared during this insightful conference, here are key data points that set the pace, and the trends you’ll want to keep on your radar.
Imagine attempting to explore an unfamiliar city without ever consulting the guiding map on your phone? Similarly, when organizations create digital platforms without conducting user testing, they risk leading their users on an equally disorienting journey.
In today’s world where digital technology continuously advances and reshapes how we interact, accessibility audits have become essential tools for nonprofits that wish to create inclusive user experiences.
Changing peer-to-peer fundraising platforms can be a challenge. Evaluating and choosing a platform is more than a technical upgrade; it’s a strategic move.