Peer to Peer Fundraising is Changing—Are You Keeping Up?
If you have ever wondered how your peer-to-peer or p2p fundraising event is performing relative to other nonprofit and charity events, this study is a must read.
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If you have ever wondered how your peer-to-peer or p2p fundraising event is performing relative to other nonprofit and charity events, this study is a must read.
The days of nonprofits having control of all aspects of their campaigns are over. Cause minded individuals are now taking the initiative to create their own change.
The peer-to-peer fundraising marketplace has undergone a transformation with momentum rapidly shifting toward individually directed fundraising and “DIY” or independent campaigns.
During the past decade, we’ve seen a massive explosion in the number and types of activities that comprise peer-to-peer fundraising.
Crowd fundraising isn’t just for runs, walks, or polar plunges anymore.
Organizations are so laser-focused on reaching the finish line with their P2P event that they often fail to put in place a complete game plan for their newly acquired email addresses.
If you spend the time sowing the oats with your past fundraisers and planting seeds with your new acquisition, you can reap the rewards at the finish line.
Your job is not complete just because the campaign is over. Here are 4 steps to take to finish your campaign with a bang.
Canadians are known for many things. Maple syrup. Hockey. Saying sorry all too often. And of course, Justin Bieber (We really are sorry about that one…) But Canadians are also unique for their giving habits.
To keep your campaign strong, you must keep the momentum going by coaching, supporting, and motivating your fundraisers.
