by Kelsey Woodworth | Jan 2, 2019 | Event, Fundraising, Technology, Tips and How To's
Looking to spice things up at your next event? Games are a great way to raise additional funds, entertain, and keep guests engaged through participation. Raffles and wine pulls are familiar, but we’ve broken down a few more to help jog new ideas. HEADS OR TAILS Guests...
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by Kelsey Woodworth | Dec 17, 2018 | Fundraising, Nonprofit, Tips and How To's
It’s the time of year for a final checklist! As 2018 comes to a close, a lot of businesses and nonprofit organizations look at what to finalize as we all move towards 2019. For most nonprofits the end of the calendar year is the half-way mark for the fiscal...
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by Kelsey Woodworth | Nov 1, 2018 | Event, Fundraising, Tips and How To's
It’s stressful when your guest count isn’t looking how you want it to before an event, but there are a few last-minute things you can do to help increase attendance. Utilize social media and your personal network, and encourage others connected with the...
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by Kelsey Woodworth | Oct 22, 2018 | Fundraising, Mobile Bidding, Tips and How To's, Uncategorized
Text-to-donate is successful for your organization because it increases reach, collects donor data, raises money, and is executed on all devices. Keep the following tips in mind, and watch the money texts roll in! What is text-to-donate? Text-to-donate is a mobile...
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by Givesmart | Jan 17, 2017 | Tips and How To's
In marketing, you are always being reminded to create a buyer persona to figure out who your ultimate customer is. In the nonprofit world, you may not have a buyer per se, but you do have a donor. And it is just as important to create a Donor Persona. A buyer persona,...
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by Ashley Shaw | Jan 10, 2017 | Fundraising, Tips and How To's
So, you plan this big charity event, and you plan everything down to the last detail. It comes to the night of your event, and you are ecstatic: Until you see the results. That leaderboard definitely didn’t get up where it needed to be. What did you do wrong?...
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