Recurring Donations

You’ll learn what the different types of fundraising channels are, and which ones are a good fit for your nonprofit and much more.

I see so many organizations with so much great content to share. It’s often all squished into one humongous monthly email update.

Face-to-face/door-to-door fundraising, also known as canvassing, came to a screeching halt during COVID-19.

Having a subscription certainly helps set up how the donors can best make their donation, but there’s more to it than that.

Why are only 16% of nonprofits prioritizing an increase in recurring gifts and 15% an increase in monthly gifts?

One of the greatest lessons to come out of 2020 is that nonprofit organizations need more reliable sources of support.

A healthy ecosystem relies on recurring donors — ones that give as much as they possibly can to the organizations they support.

I just came back from a conference in New Orleans. It was my first time visiting, so I had planned a little bit of time to see the sights and “soak up the culture.” It inspired me to write about monthly donor motivation...

Fundraising seems pretty simple, doesn’t it? You ask for money, you get money. Unfortunately for us, that’s not the way it works.

If you work for a U.S. charity, you might have noticed a positive change in affairs. Yep, donations have gone up in recent years. According to Giving USA’s most current report on philanthropy, annual charitable donations reached a new high of $390 billion in 2016, with individual giving increasing 4 percent across the board. That’s good news for everyone...