Due to the pandemic-induced cancellation of many nonprofit fundraising events, lawmakers in several states have been inspired to relax rules governing online fundraising opportunities.
The coronavirus crisis has led to a surge in Americans preparing wills and making estate plans.
Many nonprofits share a common problem when it comes to fundraising: they don’t have enough time, money, or people-power to do everything they want to do.
With fall appeal and Giving Tuesday season upon us, does your nonprofit dream of finding a technology platform that:
As a new executive director, I’ve set a goal for myself to increase corporate giving to our mission. ”Sounds like a plan,” right? But I have some basic questions to answer first.
“What’s the best approach?”
Ever since passage of the 2017 federal tax law, with its potential threats to charitable giving among middle-income households (and even among very wealthy households, due to the doubling of the estate tax exemption), nonprofits have asked us—...
Expressing regular and authentic gratitude to the donors, volunteers (including board members), and others who support your organization’s mission is one of the most important things you can do.
In less than two weeks, the seventh annual #GivingTuesday launches the unofficial beginning of the “giving season,” following the commercial days of Black Friday, Small Business Saturday, and Cyber...
It seems that almost every day, we read a new report about the state of individual giving. Among the recent highlights are:
Whether a nonprofit organization has been recently formed and is looking to engage in initial fundraising efforts or is well-established and is planning to expand its fundraising nationwide, the organization will need to consider compliance with...
