How to Engage Volunteers in Your Giving Tuesday Strategy
If your volunteers are not playing a key role in your Giving Tuesday strategy, they should!
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If your volunteers are not playing a key role in your Giving Tuesday strategy, they should!
Blackbaud’s 2015 Charitable Giving Report includes more than $18.2 billion in total fundraising and $2.2 billion in online giving data from 2015.
On Giving Tuesday 2015, The Office of University Development at University of Michigan set an example for how thoughtful planning and preparation can dramatically increase results.
In just a few short years, #GivingTuesday has become a global movement.
For Dress for Success, #GivingShoesDay isn’t just a day of giving. It’s a day for them to make connections, to help women visualize the impact that even a single pair of shoes can have on a life.
What does it take to really commit to a goal—one bigger than you’ve ever set for yourself before?
Learning to Give is seeking to reach 300,000 students through 10,000 teachers using lesson plans designed just for the day.
According to Steve MacLaughlin’s report on #GivingTuesday, average online gift amounts increased nearly every year for small, medium, and large nonprofit organizations during #GivingTuesday.
There’s no excuse for missing a golden opportunity.
#GivingTuesday is here. Let’s shake things up with a flood of social good.
