5 Insider Lessons to Nail Your Next Virtual Event
As virtual events continue, you might find these ideas to be a good refresher for your online event planning.
Read More6 Ways to Keep Corporate Partners Engaged During COVID-19
The value of partnerships has never been more magnified than during the pandemic. Try these tips to strengthen corporate sponsorships now.
Read More2 Years of Strong Fundraising Returns Projected, and 5 Other Giving Predictions
After a tough year, nonprofits got some good news this week from the IU Lilly Family School of Philanthropy: giving is likely to rise by 4% this year and nearly 6% in 2022!
Read MoreHow to Get Past the Discomfort of Fundraising
A new Chronicle column explores the ways nonprofit professionals demonstrate an uneasiness about asking for money. If we can’t share the good news and invite friends to join us, what does that say about our missions?
Read MoreThe Art and Science of Fundraising: When to Ask
Fundraising is a combination of art and science. There is no guarantee in this profession other than if you don’t ask, you don’t get.
Read MoreHow to Build Systems That Enable Deep Donor Relationships at Scale
Traditional fundraising systems sometime come across as impersonal simply because they don’t have the systems in place that enable a personal connection to their entire donor file.
Read MoreHow to Effectively Manage a Remote Nonprofit Team
Working remotely has been on the rise for some time. With all indications it is here to stay, Classy offers strategies for managing your remote team successfully.
Read More5 Ways to Recognize Your Nonprofit’s Mid-Level Donors
Your mid-level donors are essential to the long-term sustainability of your program. Keep them engaged with these suggestions to recognize mid-level donors.
Read MoreHow to Connect With Prospective Major-Gift Donors Now
The Chronicle of Philanthropy shares answers to readers’ questions about how to connect with prospective major donors with most meetings still taking place virtually.
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