Digital Fundraising

Traditional media (like radio and television) is often dismissed as a viable option for nonprofits to share their mission because of the cost and difficulty of targeting specific audiences. If that’s your perspective, keep reading … things have dramatically changed!

Yes, you read that title correctly … and no, we haven’t added an additional line of service. But with so many nonprofits struggling to fill key staff roles, we want to share some of the success we have seen with a few of our client partners …

There are so many people in this world who are good, kind, and loving.

There are so many people in this world who are good, kind, and loving.

There are so many people in this world who are good, kind, and loving.

There is a good chance the job description for any data team member role includes words like “diligent, conscientious, and eye for detail” . . .

At my childhood birthday parties, my anxious fingers longed for that table of gifts. My mother, on the other hand, would usually be taking diligent notes: . . .

At the end of a crazy year—amid the big fundraising season—the last thing you probably want to hear about are major changes.

Lately, it feels like picking up the phone to call a company for customer service is a lifetime commitment.

Creating a sense of urgency in digital fundraising is an effective way to increase results, which can lead to a greater impact for your organization. But how?