Crowdsourcing and Nonprofits

July 15, 2019

The crowd is a diverse group of capable individuals who can make a significant contribution to your non-profit organization. Crowdsourcing is community engagement at a much larger scale, and for non-profits it goes far beyond raising money. From pooling knowledge to micro-volunteering, consider taking advantage of the specific ways you can use crowdsourcing effectively. This white paper about crowdsourcing and nonprofits can help.

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Susterra is an innovative management and technology consulting firm dedicated to the empowerment of socially responsible and progressive organizations. We collaborate with our clients to ensure that each organization is provided with strategies and solutions to meet their unique needs.

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whitePaper | February 21, 2020

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Philanthropy has always been centered on individuals giving back to causes that ignite an emotional response. In recent years, this emotional connection to important causes combined with controversial political events has produced a new type of giving that many have dubbed “rage philanthropy” or “rage giving.” Americans today are making more political donations than they were two decades ago, highlighting the fact that they are engaged in political issues now more than ever before (Hughes, 2017). Political events and changes to major legislation can influence the way donors engage with your nonprofit—and understanding rage philanthropy can help your organization increase giving opportunities.

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