Children’s ministries run on dedication and prayer. But logistically, these programs also require resources, and your ministry leaders may struggle to balance their passion for teaching biblical truths with the practical need to fund their programs. The good news is that the right fundraising ideas can help you raise the funding your ministry needs while …
Online auctions are a game-changer for nonprofits. By removing the geographical limitations of an in-person auction, these virtual events offer flexibility, cost-efficiency, and wider reach. However, the digital format comes with its own unique challenges: distractions are only a click away, making it easy for virtual attendees to lose focus or disengage. Whether you’re planning …
Imagine your nonprofit successfully stewards a gift from a donor. Your team reaches out to solicit the gift, receives a donation, and thanks the supporter. Then, you repeat this process for nine other prospects, effectively reaching 10 donors. Now, imagine that each donor has five close friends who share a similar passion for your cause. …
In the world of nonprofit fundraising, understanding your supporters is key to driving workplace giving engagement and maximizing impact. One powerful way to do this is by uncovering where these individuals work—a detail that can open the door to corporate giving opportunities, such as matching gifts, volunteer grants, and other employer-sponsored programs. And while you’re likely …
A successful grant management strategy is about more than compelling writing (though that’s a very important part). It’s about using the right tools at every stage of the process. From identifying the best grant opportunities to submitting polished proposals to tracking outcomes, modern tools make it easier for nonprofits to secure and manage funds. Each …
Hiring the right grant manager is one of the most strategic decisions your nonprofit can make. In an increasingly competitive funding environment, a skilled grant manager is essential for ensuring your organization’s sustainability, maximizing funding opportunities, and maintaining strong relationships with funders. Grant managers are the linchpins between your nonprofit’s mission and its financial health. …
No matter your school’s size, it needs funding to fuel the various programs and initiatives that support your students. Along with looking for easy and budget-friendly fundraising ideas, you must also plan events that engage your community. Choosing optimal school fundraiser timing is key to maximizing student and family engagement. Ultimately, while your school should …
Running a nonprofit thrift store allows charitable organizations like yours to generate sustainable revenue for their causes rather than relying solely on financial donations from supporters. Plus, it provides a fresh avenue to boost your mission’s visibility and encourage community members to engage with it. However, running a thrift store presents obstacles that your nonprofit …
Finding fun ways to raise funds for your school can be a rewarding experience for educators, students, and parents. Whether you’re part of the school’s administration or the parent-teacher organization (PTO), you’re the driving force behind these efforts, helping to unite the school community and transform fundraising into a shared effort. With a bit of …
Nonprofit event planners often face a recurring challenge: after investing time and energy into recruiting volunteers, many don’t return. This can leave teams scrambling to fill roles or manage tasks with fewer hands, making it harder to deliver a successful event. The disconnect often lies in how volunteers are welcomed, prepared, and supported throughout the …
While on the surface, businesses and nonprofits may seem like polar opposites, they actually have a lot in common when it comes to finances. Although businesses operate to make a profit and nonprofits work to make a difference, they both generate revenue and accrue expenses that they must keep track of to keep their organizations …
Securing major gifts is essential to your nonprofit’s ability to achieve its mission, but you need the right tools to streamline and track your efforts. After all, it takes time and resources to identify, verify, and cultivate donors who are likely to make major donations. Fortunately, once you’ve chosen the right prospects, you only need …
Restricted funds are donations set aside for a specific purpose or timeframe designated by the donor. By adhering to these restrictions, your nonprofit will respect donors’ wishes. This is critical because financial mismanagement can lead to repercussions such as fines, penalties, or loss of tax-exempt status, plus the potential reputational damage incurred. In this guide, …
Like most nonprofits, your organization is always looking for its next big chance to rally its community and secure more funds for its mission. With 34 million participants in the U.S. alone in 2023, Giving Tuesday represents a can’t-miss opportunity for nonprofits of all types and sizes. However, since the global generosity movement lasts only …
For nonprofits, events are pivotal moments to connect with supporters, raise funds, and drive engagement. But once the event wraps up, how can you know if you met your goals or created event experiences that resonated with attendees? This is where feedback collection comes in. Gathering feedback allows your nonprofit to measure event success, understand …
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