In every event, there are participants who register but never raise a penny. Somewhere between the point of enthusiastically signing up and the event itself, something went wrong. So how can you fix it? A focused, well-planned email campaign can … Continue reading →

When it comes to peer-to-peer fundraising, many organizations flat out ignore Seniors as participants. The thinking is that many of them can’t participate in signature events like runs or even walks. While that may have some truth to it, your … Continue reading →

This is the fifth and last in our series of posts on how successful non-profits fundraised more in 2012. Team ASPCA is national endurance training and fundraising program. It’s grown quickly since 2010 when they launched at the New York … Continue reading →

This is the fourth in our series of posts on how successful non-profits fundraised more in 2012. To view the whole series, start with post one. Engaging millennials has proved frustrating for many non-profits. But Children’s Miracle Network Hospitals has … Continue reading →