Infographics
For nonprofits, the opportunity to grow your donor base using storytelling is evergreen. Let’s look at how you can take advantage of effective stories.
Polls and surveys indicate that people are more likely to donate to a cause that they know is making a difference. Infographics help you tell that story.
This infographic offers some good tips on how to organize the perfect fundraiser so that the public will want to donate to your cause not just once, but repeatedly.
Board Members: Making a Difference without Making the Ask [INFOGRAPHIC]
There are powerful ways that board members can help your organization while not directly asking for money.
Online fundraising continues to percolate through the nonprofit space. However, the adoption rate has not kept pace with behavioral trends of everyday donors. But there are some outliers. Here are some nonprofit fundraisers that are processing the majority of their revenue online.
We live in a technologically advanced world. But we aren’t taking full advantage of it, according to the 2015 Digital Outlook Report by Care2, hjc and NTEN.
Why Nonprofits Should Consider Hosting a Peer-to-Peer Fundraising Campaign [Infographic]
A peer-to-peer fundraising campaign can help your nonprofit accomplish a number of strategic goals. Check out this infographic that illustrates just how much value a peer-to-peer fundraising event can have for a nonprofit organization.
The Top 10 Single Largest Nonprofit Fundraising Events from 2014 [Infographic]
As a smaller nonprofit, it’s easy to admire large fundraising events, but even small events can still produce a compelling amount of funds that can benefit organizations of all sizes.
This infographic originally ran in our Nonprofit Hub Magazine, a free bi-monthly magazine dedicated to providing focused content on a particular topic. In our January/February 2015 edition, we explored how to keep donors around all year. To reserve your free copy of our next issue, sign up today. ————————————————
Managing your nonprofit marketing plan can feel a whole lot like the game Tetris. Which block fits where?