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Peer-to-peer fundraising is a big deal in the nonprofit industry, and a growing number of nonprofits are incorporating the strategy into their own fundraising plans. This type of social fundraising is on the rise—but is it just a passing fad? We don’t think so. Here’s why.
1. It’s flexible
Nonprofits are often on the lookout to add new, exciting fundraising strategies to supplement their tried-and-true methods. The expense of buying new tools to support those strategies can hamper that quest for creativity. Luckily, social fundraising platforms lend themselves well to a variety of different types of fundraisers, which allows nonprofits to flex their creative muscles without buying several different tools.
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