Get Fully Funded
SEPTEMBER 27, 2023
If your fundraising event or the end of a specific fundraising campaign is quickly approaching and you haven’t quite hit your goal, try not to stress. In peer-to-peer fundraising, nonprofits essentially ask their volunteers and supporters to reach out to their individual networks to raise money on their behalf.
Achieve
JUNE 21, 2023
As a nonprofit professional, you know that fundraising events are a key part of your organization’s fundraising portfolio. Finally, think about other potential sponsors that are dedicated to your cause or have a history of sponsoring fundraising events in your community.
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DipJar
JUNE 20, 2023
If your nonprofit hosts one or more fundraising events, you know that it’s easy to become predictable with the excuse that “we’ve always done this.” And long-time fundraising events have merit and are often steeped in tradition. Here are five out-of-the-ordinary types of nonprofit fundraising events. A bike race or trail ride.
CauseVox
MAY 16, 2022
You may be wondering, will adding fundraising tickets to the event just complicate things? The answer is simple: it has the potential to make your event more effective and to help you raise more money. Luckily, CauseVox is here to help you plan your next ticketed fundraising event. Fundraising Calendar Template.
CauseVox
JUNE 15, 2021
Nonprofits are always looking for unique, creative, and effective fundraising events that will help them to stand out from the crowd. Here’s the secret: finding the perfect fundraising event isn’t always about creating something totally new that no one else has ever done. A walkathon or race is, at its heart, a peer-to-peer fundraiser.
NonProfit Hub
JUNE 7, 2018
Nonprofit Hub’s hometown, Lincoln, Nebraska, just had a record-breaking giving day bringing in $4.6 Just weeks before, my hometown of Hastings, Nebraska (population 25,000) raised nearly $500,000 in one day. Giving days also provide your nonprofit with a great excuse to ask for money. million to the nonprofit community.
Qgiv
JULY 27, 2021
Look for your fundraising events and work backwards from there. Even if you’re a tiny little community theatre in Nebraska, you’re standing up for something, there’s a problem you’re solving, there’s a reason you exist. Stop looking at Instagram as a money spigot that you can just turn on. Making more videos. It does not.
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