Nonprofit Marketing Resources

You’re on a ladder to success and a grant is that next rung. Grants provide the extra bit of support to keep your organization going strong. There are countless opportunities out there—it’s all about finding one that best suits your nonprofit. They range from government grants to private, often in the form of foundations. Competition can be fierce when applying, but don’t fret, there are plenty to go around. Let’s look at some of these grants and explore the basics of your grant proposal.

Twitter is one of the chief tools every organization can use to connect and engage with the public. It’s designed for short interactions and long-term relationships alike, and nonprofits can use this in incredible ways to build community and awareness.

Adaptation. Can we call this the most appropriate word to describe our businesses and lives for the past year? You’ve likely become an expert at change and flexibility. Challenges surrounding the coronavirus pandemic have canceled in-person fundraising campaigns and reduced funds coming in while at the same time increasing the needs of the beneficiaries you serve. You’re probably exhausted and ready for things to get back to “normal.”

For some reason, there is an air of mystery about how to create an email drip campaign. They’re really easy to create, so here’s how to set up your first one.

Running a nonprofit can be challenging. Over time, a number of obstacles can present themselves. Fortunately, there are a number of resources for nonprofit employees, board members, and founders to turn to; one of the most helpful resources for any nonprofit is podcasts. Whether they are posted weekly or monthly, there are multiple, quality podcasts available to guide nonprofits and teach them successful strategies for everything from fundraising to recruiting. Featured below are 10 of the best podcasts for nonprofits.