Donor-Advised Funds: Philanthropy’s Hot-Button Issue
What makes a donor-advised fund so attractive? Simply put, it allows donors the ability to time their charitable contributions to maximize tax savings.
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What makes a donor-advised fund so attractive? Simply put, it allows donors the ability to time their charitable contributions to maximize tax savings.
During the past decade, we’ve seen a massive explosion in the number and types of activities that comprise peer-to-peer fundraising.
Must-Know Implications of the Global Mobile Revolution.
A sustainable funding base: the holy grail for nonprofits
No one is disputing the importance of individual donors, but lumping all communities and organizations together and assuming they operate the same way is risky.
If we aren’t capturing and using data well, we are effectively fundraising in the dark.
Everything begins with data quality.
Fundraisers and the staff they work with closely at foundations are quite similar.
The 80/20 Rule states that 80% of our content must be “gifts” to our followers and 20% will be calls to action.
Start small; add changes incrementally; bring staff and management along together.
