The world of nonprofit compliance is complicated, with regulations changing constantly at both the federal and state levels. Along with changing fundraising trends, donor expectations, and the abrupt shifts out of and back into in-person events we’ve experienced since 2020.
It’s hard to miss all the talk about cryptocurrency, NFTs, Bitcoin, blockchain, etc. Reactions to this new technology seem to range from “next best thing since…” from those who’ve eagerly embraced it to “too risky and untrustworthy” from those wary of this new digital landscape.
If you’ve been in the nonprofit sector for a while, you’ve likely heard about the benefits of hosting peer-to-peer fundraising campaigns. Asking your supporters to raise money on your behalf not only provides a revenue-generating opportunity for your organization, but it also offers a new engagement opportunity for your most dedicated supporters.
The past two years have been a time of constant change and upheaval for many nonprofits, especially around their peer-to-peer fundraising events. But as nonprofits have grappled with the challenges presented by the pandemic, they have also found a number of opportunities specifically in the realm of new digital fundraising solutions…
The phone rings again and Emily can barely catch her breath before answering what seems to be the hundredth call of the day. If this were a radio show, she would have already awarded the music festival tickets to a lucky caller 25 calls ago. She pulls the headset mic to her lips and puts on her friendliest support team sounding voice…
It is no surprise to anyone that the past 2 years have inexorably changed the face of fundraising, especially P2P fundraising significantly. As we continue to navigate this new fundraising landscape, we notice how…