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The key to overcoming donors’ weariness, keeping them connected to your cause, and even inspiring giving is to communicate clearly about how their gifts are helping to solve broader problems.

Behavioral economics research shows how small nudges can make a big difference to end-of-year fundraising results.

Many nonprofit organizations found creative approaches to continue to engage women in meaningful ways during the pandemic. Here are three ways to engage women in your mission.

As you look ahead to the new year—sure to be another exciting one, it seems—you might take a few minutes to consider where you can hone your messaging to better engage your donors.

According to the 2021 Second Quarter Fundraising Report from the Fundraising Effectiveness Project, charitable giving has kept its pace through the first half of this year thanks to strong donor retention.

To get your board members excited about fundraising, you need to overcome your fear, help them find their passion and overcome their fears, and be willing to share that passion.

National Philanthropy Day started with Doug Freeman, a tax attorney based in Los Angeles, who first proposed the idea and backed it up with dedication, excitement and leadership.

Despite the initial awkwardness, succession planning is an important topic for tax-exempt organization boards to discuss. It is a risk-management process and one that often gets overlooked until it is too late and an immediate need arises.

As you move into the end of the year and prepare for the new year, here are four quick ways to improve your nonprofit database.