What Type of Fundraiser Are You?

Every nonprofit has its own, unique approach to fundraising. If you’re a fundraiser, you may prefer to raise money online through social media, crowdfunding and emails, or maybe you like to stick to more traditional, in-person tactics. In the end, the method you choose doesn’t matter, as long as you’re gathering enough funds to make an impact and keep your organization afloat.

However, it’s important to tailor to your strengths and make sure your fundraising style is a good fit for both you and your organization. If you’re not quite sure where to focus your fundraising efforts, fear not: this quiz will tell you which approach suits you best so you can maximize your money-raising potential!

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Hannah Trull

Hannah is a Content Strategist for Nonprofit Hub. On top of being a regular blog contributor, she serves as the social media manager and writes for all other content channels.

June 19, 2018

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