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Gone are the days of thousands of donor records sitting in a dusty filing cabinet in the backroom of your nonprofit headquarters. Most organizations are even past manually typing out and sending thank-you emails to each individual who gives to their cause. But what’s changed? Fundraising automation! Organizations everywhere are beginning to automate more and […]
Workplace giving is a popular—and continuously growing—initiative where corporations equip their employees to support a wide range of nonprofit causes. And in most cases, the businesses give right alongside their team members. If you’re looking to incorporate this type of philanthropy into your own business practices, you’ve come to the right place. This comprehensive workplace […]
CSR is an essential component of many business strategies. This has long been used as an impactful way for corporations to develop a positive brand image among consumers in order to drive sales. But if your company is solely utilizing CSR as a marketing tool, you’re likely missing out on a range of additional benefits […]
As a nonprofit (or school) fundraising professional, you surely want to raise as much revenue as possible to go toward your mission. When it comes to optimizing your organization’s supporter engagement and fundraising strategies, having access to donor employer information can play a notable role in your levels of success. But how? Here are […]
When you think of top matching gift companies, your mind might be drawn to enterprise-level corporations such as Disney, Coca-Cola, Microsoft, etc. And for a good reason—research shows that more than 65% of Fortune 500 companies offer matching gift programs. These corporations are well-known for their success and employ hundreds of thousands of people. But […]
Let’s say you’re going through your nonprofit’s mail when you notice a check from a company you’ve never heard of before. After conducting a quick Google search, you determine that the sender is what’s known as a “CSR vendor.” Interesting. But where did it come from? And what does this mean for your organization? It […]
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