Publisher’s note: While this article focuses on emerging fundraising trends in Florida, we believe nonprofits across the country will benefit from reading the keen insights that apply far beyond that state.
(Note: this article was updated on October 12, 2022)
Recent reports from a variety of sources analyze giving data for 2020 and 2021 from several different datasets and points of view.
Build it and they will come? Not a good idea when it involves a sustainable capital project. Indeed, a building alone does not bring a nonprofit mission to life.
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—...
