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The most significant driver of overall fundraising results during 2020 was donor retention. And, Canadian fundraising got hit a lot harder than those in the United States when it came to overall giving.
Just four in 10 Millennial fundraisers—those between the ages of 24 and 35—think their organizations offer some form of career advancement program.
Here are some of the ways your organization can take advantage of the newest stimulus legislation and find some stability in these trying times.
Nonprofits that have been successful on social media are mostly achieving their results through luck, as opposed to design. Only 40 percent have a cohesive written social media strategy. As a result, most are likely ...
Experience has taught that a fully-functional, well-built board includes members from four broad categories. Because each organization has its own special circumstances these categories are presented as a general guide, not a rigid template. With ...
While nonprofits were included in coronavirus relief legislation, a group of 75 charitable organizations has sent a letter to President Joseph R. Biden and top Congressional leaders, urging them to enact provisions that specifically address ...
Fewer than half of responding nonprofit managers reported having a codified digital marketing strategy, according to data from digital marketing and technology agency Tapp Network in Wilmington, Del., and San Francisco-based civil society organization consultancy ...
Donors to Schwab Charitable recommended $3.7 billion through 830,000 grants to almost 100,000 organizations during 2020—an increase of 35 percent in dollars granted and 39 percent in the number of grants compared to 2019.
“Today’s donors want to give on their terms—and those terms are more varied than ever,” said Data Axle Nonprofit Solutions President Stephanie Ceruolo via a statement. Fundraisers “can’t afford to choose one or two channels. ...
Nonprofits can claim a few victories in COVID relief legislation approved by Congress last month, including a universal charitable deduction extending into 2021, in addition to some $320 billion available in various funding vehicles.
