Peer to Peer

Email communication continues to be an important tool in a nonprofit organization’s peer-to-peer fundraising toolkit.

The conversation about whether to have a registration fee for a peer-to-peer event is had in countless committee and board meetings.

The board meeting has ended. The results included discussion and action around program results, finances, strategy, compliance, etc.

An annual gala is an opportunity to communicate mission, recognize award recipients and, oftentimes, raise money — a crucial trifecta.

In this special episode of The NonProfit Voice, Nhu Te sits down with Sarah Evans and Jenna Jameson to chat about social fundraisers.

I’m a big fan of the “Jeffersonian Dinner” — a simple fundraising event anyone can execute from the comfort of their home.

Getting a clear picture of how your nonprofit interacts with its participants is vital to the success of your peer-to-peer fundraising.

Peer-to-peer fundraising is one of the best ways to raise money. The reason is simple.

Develop your peer-to-peer plan no differently than you would any other business plan where you have something to gain or lose.

Who is driving your strategy right now? Your CEO or COO? Your program person or IT lead?