Giving Tuesday All Stars: 3 Standout Fundraising Campaigns to Learn From

Hundreds of millions of dollars in cryptocurrency were donated in 2017. Because the IRS has classified cryptocurrency as property for tax purposes, it’s just like donating stocks or real estate; yet, it can be instantly converted to U.S. dollars on the public market.

Whether it’s associated with a large event like a walk-a-thon, or it’s year-round like a tribute campaign, peer-to-peer (p2p) fundraising is all about engaging supporters to raise funds from their own networks on your nonprofit’s behalf. No matter what type of peer-to-peer fundraising campaign your organization embarks upon, you don’t have to go it alone.

Looking to increase recurring giving, never hosted a capital campaign before, hoping to raise more during your next campaign? If you answered yes, don’t miss these sessions. This day of learning is for nonprofits of any size! Join us for two sessions that will give you sophisticated strategies that anyone can do to attract donors to your capital campaign and then keep them giving for years after. If you can’t make one or the other, be sure to register anyways as you will receive the recording to both! Branding Your Capital Campaign In Five and a Half Steps To make sure we’re all speaking the same language, we’ll briefly cover what a capital campaign is and some of the unexpected benefits of running a capital campaign. Then, we’ll dive into the process for branding your capital campaign, and why you must must must. Recurring Giving Alert: Subscription Giving Works! Over the last decade, consumer buying has shifted towards subscription-based purchasing. Companies like Netflix, Amazon, Blue Apron, and Dollar Shave Club have changed consumer behavior to expect instant, curated, and relevant content or products that can be accessed anywhere at any time. Savvy nonprofits can take advantage of this movement by offering subscription-based giving to donors and prospects. Come learn how!

About 80% of employees worked remotely during the pandemic, up from 30% before COVID-19. Nonprofits now face new pressures as hybrid work models and remote work environments are becoming the norm. This video explores the issues nonprofits face with remote and hybrid workplace models and offers tangible steps you can take to mitigate those risks.