How Does Text-to-Give Work for Nonprofits?
Supporters simply text a keyword, follow the link, give payment details, and your nonprofit receives their gift. This streamlined flow boosts convenience and encourages impulse donations.
Do Donor Management Systems Sell Data?
This article explains that though selling raw donor data is rare, data sharing (for integrations, analytics, or benchmarking) is possible. Nonprofits should insist on data ownership, vet providers, and review terms.
45 Holiday Donation Drive Ideas
Creative drive ideas for nonprofits during holidays — e.g. themed giving days, matching challenges, gift-card programs, virtual fundraisers, and partnerships — to boost seasonal giving and donor engagement.
50 Subject Lines for End-of-Year Giving Emails
Browse 50 end-of-year subject line templates tuned for nonprofit appeals, along with best practices like including deadlines, donor names, and emotional verbs to lift open rates.
How Much Does School Auction Software Cost?
School auction platforms typically cost $500–$1,500 per event or annually for entry-level plans, $1,500–$5,000+ for mid-tier, and $5,000+ for premium solutions with full branding and custom support.
What Nonprofit Donors Want
Nonprofit donors today expect accountability, measurable outcomes, ease of donation, alignment with their values, and meaningful acknowledgment of their gifts.
How Much Does Live Auction Software Cost?
Live auction software costs depend on features like real-time bidding, payments, analytics, and support. Typical pricing models are subscription or per-event licensing—expect basic plans from ~$297/event plus processing and platform fees.
5 Templates to Boost Year-End Giving
Here are five plug-and-play email templates for your year-end campaign—holiday spirit, last-call countdown, match offer, tax incentive, and thank-you message—to simplify outreach and boost donations.
Understanding Charity Auction Review Sites
Review aggregator sites compare charity auction platforms by gathering user feedback, features, and pricing—but many run “pay-to-play” models, so be wary and cross-check ratings.