Nonprofit organizations raised a record $3.1 billion on Giving Tuesday this year despite donors facing economic pressures, including inflation.
With the holiday gift shopping season in full swing, Americans are filling their carts with gifts for family and friends—but many are also carving space in their budgets for charities and other not-for-profit organizations on ...
Donation matching, recurring giving and peer-to-peer fundraising pages all generate higher gifts on average. Those findings in The State of Modern Philanthropy 2021 from Classy aren’t Earth-shattering, but the report includes statistics to help nonprofit ...
Total giving to charitable organizations increased in 2020, bucking a multi-year downward trend, but the rise was due largely to more people giving small amounts to pandemic-related causes, a new study found.
The COVID crisis and concerns about the economy have provoked caution from American donors, but – on balance – they plan to continue or even increase their current giving levels.
PayPal, Combined Federal Campaign Both Hit Records
Giving Tuesday Breaks Records, MinistryWatch Database Passes 700 Ministries in Database
Giving Tuesday Breaks Records, MinistryWatch Database Passes 700 Ministries in Database
Giving Tuesday 2020 is in the books and while there’s no definitive overall estimate just yet, early returns from a handful of fundraising platforms show an increase over 2019.
The New York-based digital marketing consulting firm Whole Whale predicts that #GivingTuesday will raise $605 million this year, which would be an 18-percent increase compared to 2019.
America is Strong Because of Armies of Compassion
It’s a fair question, but consider this: Annual fundraising events like this one are not happening this year because of the COVID-19 crisis. This reality is putting a serious strain on local pregnancy resource centers (PRCs) around the country.
