Nonprofit Marketing Resources

Every day you show up to work at your nonprofit, you’re probably met with another obstacle. It’s no secret this sector requires hard work and copious amounts of your time. It’s all worth it to see the results in the end; however, it can grow tiresome. This past year showed us that self-care is vital to the success of any organization long term.

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Whatever role one may find themselves filling in a nonprofit, whether it be an organizational role, working directly with people in need, or managing a team, the resulting exhaustion and overwhelm that results from the demands of the work can be very real, and very disheartening. It can end up spilling over and affecting every aspect of life. Because of this, daily self-care rituals and the implementation of healthy boundaries is incredibly important for anyone who plays a part in helping these organizations make an impact.

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.”

Finding the funds necessary to succeed in your nonprofit mission is a never-ending challenge. That’s why it’s especially important to have multiple strategies to help you raise funds. Hopefully, in addition to the traditional methods, you’re already exploring or about to explore the benefits of having a digital fundraising strategy. Well, no online fundraising strategy is complete without the right digital donation tools to help you succeed.