by: Jen Maslanski, Argenta Copywriter
In this blog post, we will unveil ten proven strategies to help your nonprofit organization raise the funds it needs to thrive. From engaging your community to harnessing the power of social media, these carefully curated tips will equip you with the tools and insights to navigate the dynamic landscape of nonprofit fundraising.
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by: Jen Maslanski, Argenta Copywriter
Without donors your non-profit wouldn’t exist. They support your cause and make a difference by donating their support, time and money. This article provides an overview on the process of identifying, growing and maintaining a strong reliable donor base for your nonprofit.
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by: Jen Maslanski, Argenta Copywriter
If your nonprofit is in need of funding you may want to try crowdfunding, but what is the difference between this and peer-to-peer fundraising and which one is best for you? This article may provide some guidance.
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by: Jen Maslanski, Argenta Copywriter
Fundraising isn’t easy, even in the best of times. A global pandemic has made things much harder, but there are a few innovative ways you can prosper despite the health emergency. This article provides you with some ideas on how to continue to raise the funds you need even in these difficult times.
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by: Stephanie Adair, Marketing & Communications Coordinator
Have you noticed a change in your donors’ behavior? It could be donor fatigue, the point where your donor base has become mentally and emotionally tired of your mission. Here are five easy ways to fight back against donor fatigue.
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by: Christine Herring, Chief Technology Officer
There are many things you need to know when starting a nonprofit, but one very important thing is how to raise funds to get your mission off the ground.
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by: Helene DeLaurentis, Chief Financial Officer
When it comes to asking for financial contributions, many nonprofit fundraisers feel overwhelmed. It can be difficult and intimidating to ask for someone’s hard earned money. It’s becoming increasingly harder to convince donors to give to your organization. You must have a clear explanation for why you need the funds, and how they will be used.
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