Multichannel

Let's face our gaps and challenges head on, and let's do something about them so we can be better fundraisers and marketers — because what we do is really important in this world.

The University of Cincinnati Foundation nearly doubled the number of gifts it received this Giving Tuesday. Here are the four online giving best practices it gleaned from the campaign.

Join us for this session as we uncover the mysteries of responsive design for your nonprofit website.

In the nonprofit fundraising world, here are some of the trends we’ll be watching for and responding to in 2015.

Balance isn't about doing things without cautious planning, but it isn't always about playing it safe, either. Launching and perfecting a new fundraising program that is sustainable is a great way to make 2015 memorable.

Take a look at the 2014 Gold Awards for Fundraising Excellence Multichannel ($10 million and Over) fundraising campaign winners from The Children's Center, Human Rights Campaign and Wounded Warrior Project.

Check out the winners of the 2014 FundRaising Success Gold Awards for Fundraising Excellence Multichannel (Less Than $10 Million) category.

The Children’s Center in Detroit went all out to create a campaign that truly embraced the notion of multichannel and gave some of our judges chills with its powerful messaging and far-reaching appeal.

While the old techniques — direct mail and telemarketing — still work and generate responses, they alone are no longer the "gold standard" in fundraising. Savvy nonprofits are moving to "surround sound" fundraising.

Join FundRaising Success in Washington, D.C., next week for our inaugural peer-to-peer conference, Engage P2P: Redefining Peer to Peer.