Nonprofit Marketing Resources

There is a fine line between yelling from the rooftops and gently educating those around you. Another, more technical term for this is lobbying vs advocacy. While they seem very similar and do have many related attributes, they are two very actions in the world of nonprofits. Advocacy is entirely allowed as a nonprofit, but too much lobbying can get your organization in big trouble.

For nonprofits, fundraising is a must, and with the hundreds to thousands of fundraising options available for nonprofits, it can be challenging to determine which strategy or even which platform is best – Of these options, one of the most trusted and used platforms for online fundraising is GoFundMe.

Hiring a productive and happy team for your nonprofit may be the most important factor of success. Good hiring means not only hiring the right person, but hiring at the right time, for the right reasons, and using the right methods. Here is our advice on how to find and hire the best people for your organization, from planning the process to extending an offer.

From donor retention to virtual fundraisers to event participation and more, email marketing campaigns can keep people informed on what your organization is doing. Would you like to see better donor email open rates? With a process in place, your messages will come together more easily and be more effective.

One of the hurdles any nonprofit organization faces is the issue of funding: ‘nonprofit’ is right there in the name, after all. But humanitarian aid, charity efforts, and social awareness campaigns all require funds to fully implement. The silent auction is one of the tools in your nonprofit funding toolbox, and in this article, we’re going to explore how to run a silent auction and put it to work for your organization.