Start Your 2019 Grant Strategy Off Right

A new year means a whole new set of CrowdRise webinars coming your way. We’ve got some pretty informative, relevant, and not super boring webinars planned for this year. Want to stay in the know for all upcoming webinars? Sign up by subscribing to our emails on this page.Speaking of webinars, if you happened to miss our latest webinar all about adding peer-to-peer to your fundraising mix in 2019, we’ve got you covered. Scroll just below to check out the video or scroll a little farther to get a quick rundown of Why 2019 is the year to try peer-to-peer fundraising.

Part 1 of a 2 part development team series! Join Alyssa Wright for an hour of assessment to look at a variety of different development team structures and decide what’s the choice now and the choice into the future for your growing nonprofit. Plus! Get tips, tricks, and insight to retain development staff, which is often one of the main reasons organizations struggle to raise money and create effective cultures of philanthropy.

If 2020 has taught us anything, it’s not to put all of your eggs in one basket. Nonprofit organizations quickly realized that relying on one type of fundraising channel — in this case, in-person fundraising — was a quick road to failure, which is why so many organizations thought quickly on their feet and pivoted to digital strategies. As nonprofits prepare for the post-pandemic phase, it’s now more important than ever to make sure they are diversifying their fundraising channels. This gives organizations extra financial security for when the next crisis hits, but it also diversifies their donor base as well. We know that every donor is built differently, and they have different preferences in the way they give. And by offering new and different ways for people give, you are meeting them where they are and where they like to be.

Golf fundraising provided a much-needed revenue boost in a challenging year for nonprofits in 2021. Event organizers discovered the adaptability of golf tournament fundraisers and leveraged technology to safely hold golf events. But 2021 has even more fundraising potential for golf tournaments.