With so many peer-to-peer campaigns out there, it’s critically important to capture attention for your nonprofit’s campaign or event.
Mark Becker
It pays to take a step back to review each new peer-to-peer campaign with fresh eyes.
Many nonprofits are looking for ways to keep fundraising moving forward through these turbulent times.
In-person peer-to-peer events — like runs, walks and rides — have been a fundraising staple for nonprofits for years.
Do you ever think you might be missing out on creative new ways to use peer-to-peer tools and approaches beyond traditional events?
Thoughtful prep and a few best practices will go a long way toward realizing your peer-to-peer fundraising goals.
When you’re a busy professional, it can be tempting to jump right in to planning your next peer-to-peer fundraising campaign or event.
Email communication continues to be an important tool in a nonprofit organization’s peer-to-peer fundraising toolkit.
Getting a clear picture of how your nonprofit interacts with its participants is vital to the success of your peer-to-peer fundraising.
It can take a lot of work for a nonprofit to pull off a great peer-to-peer fundraising campaign or event.
Taking your peer-to-peer fundraising campaigns to the next level is easier than you might think. By gathering, analyzing and using data from your past campaigns and events, you can uncover trends and find new opportunities to improve your fundraising results.
