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Peer-to-peer fundraising is a powerful way to raise funds for your nonprofit. One of the reasons it’s most effective is that people who already know and love your organization fundraise on your behalf—increasing awareness, support, and donations.

It’s no secret that donor retention is, and has been, one of the biggest challenges that nonprofits face. And even with all the advances in data, analytics, and donor management—organizations are no better at keeping donors today than they were 5 years ago.

Someone offers to cover the expenses for you to throw a fundraising dinner. The catch? It’s tonight and you only have 50 seats.Who would you invite and why?

In a recent survey of over 1,200 nonprofit professionals, more than 50% said that improving their online fundraising tactics was their most important priority to help them raise more funds.

It’s never been more important to evaluate how effective your fundraising efforts are. In this guide, we explore why understanding the donor lifecycle is critical to the success of every nonprofit.

We often hear nonprofits ask if it’s worth it to build a monthly giving program. We’ve seen that it is: Recurring donors who support organizations using Kindful give five times more on average than donors who give one time.

Given the restrictions on in-person activities and events, digital marketing has never been more important—and that’s especially true when it comes to email marketing.

Looking at the tools, apps, and software you use to run your nonprofit, also known as your tech stack, will allow you to think holistically about how you operate.

Organizations that have the tools to accept donations online, run virtual events, and participate in online fundraising campaigns have been making the most of this unique time.

Want to become an acquisition rockstar and bring in new donors to your nonprofit? These steps will help guide you whether you’re creating your first acquisition action plan or trying to grow your existing acquisition program.