INFOGRAPHIC: Why You Should Attend the Collaborative + Classy Awards

Infographic | December 17, 2019

Are you busy planning your end-of-year fundraising campaign? Wouldn’t it be great if it was all mapped out for you? Like a list of what to do each month between now and December 31? We thought so too, so we’ve done the work for you! Check out our latest infographic for a timeline and checklist of tactics that will guarantee a successful fundraising season for your nonprofit.

Infographic | January 8, 2020

Here’s an infographic showing how your nonprofit can build your email list with fresh subscribers who are guaranteed to be interested in your work, mission, and impact.

Infographic | April 27, 2022

Donors retention has been, and always will be, a priority for nonprofits. One of the keys to retaining donors id capitalizing on what motivates them.

Infographic | October 4, 2021

The online survey of 1,964 nonprofit professionals was conducted between September 7–October 1, 2021. Data is self-reported, not transactional. In September of 2021, we conducted a survey to better understand how event and online fundraising has evolved this past year, and how nonprofits are preparing for a post-pandemic future. This report looks at some of the year’s biggest challenges, where nonprofits are finding success, and the outlook for 2022. Results are based on an online survey of 1,954 nonprofit professionals, representing a wide cross section of organization sizes and industries.

Infographic | May 4, 2021

Student service continues to develop in the ever-changing COVID-19 world. However, 2021 might look a little bit different than 2020. In April 2021, x2VOL surveyed administrators, service leaders, and nonprofit organizations to better understand the impact COVID-19 had on community service in the Spring 2021 semester and what the outlook is for Fall 2021.

Infographic | April 20, 2022

The number of foundation in Ohio is up to 12%. This is likely to a change in how the numbers are calculated. While the foundations are scattered across the state, they are most numerous in Cleveland, Columbus and Cincinnati.