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AdviceSearching for Fresh Leadership Ideas? 4 Insights From Inspirational Stories
Take a minute to recharge with this collection of uplifting content. -
Tool Kit
Tips and Tools to Maximize Year-End Giving
Ideas, strategies, timelines, case studies, and more that can help you win over donors in these crucial last few weeks of the year. -
Tool Kit
Required Reading for Running a Capital Campaign
A collection of articles and advice to help your nonprofit run a big fundraising drive. -
Case Study
How the Reeve Foundation Tripled Its Peer-to-Peer Fundraising Revenue
The Christopher & Dana Reeve Foundation, started by the late Superman actor and his wife, raises more than $1 million a year by coaching volunteers to throw uplifting events on its behalf. -
Advice
How Feel-Good Fundraising Lifts Revenue and Spirits
Learn how an environmental group sustains a warm, wholesome online community — and raises blockbuster sums. -
Nonprofits and the First Trump Administration
As Trump came to office in 2016, he had charities pondering the big changes that lay ahead and what they meant for fundraising, tax policy, spending, immigration, regulation, advocacy efforts, and more. -
Fundraising Events
A Dozen Ways to Create Events Donors Love — Without Spending a Fortune
Add a live peer-to-peer fundraising element to boost results while engaging guests in a fun way, and more tips from three event-planning experts. -
Fundraising
How to Hold On to Prospective Donors When Fundraisers Leave: a Conference Debrief
Other hot topics at APRA’s annual meeting: the promise of A.I. and due diligence on donors to prevent reputational damage. -
Corporate Support
Savvy Ways to Land Corporate Support for a Fundraising Event — and Build Deeper Ties
Seasoned fundraisers and event-planning consultants share ways to stand out from the crowd and successfully navigate corporate support for events in 2023. -
Opinion
Expensive Fundraising Conferences Perpetuate Inequity. It’s Time for a New Approach.
Small nonprofits, especially those that serve people of color, are routinely shut out of pricey fundraising events. As a result, they have fewer opportunities to learn new skills that would help their organizations grow.
