When we surveyed 1,300 people for our Generational Giving Report, I was pretty sure I knew what we would find. Some of the findings were what I anticipated: Baby Boomers were most likely to… Read More
What they did Second Harvest Food Bank of Northwest North Carolina needed food to keep their food bank open during the coronavirus outbreak. Because it would be reckless to collect food and solicit donations in… Read More
Donors are motivated to give by a wide range of goals and emotions. But all donors have one thing in common—they want to know the money they give will make a difference. This is true… Read More
While memes and jokes abound about introverts enjoying the quarantine caused by COVID-19, it’s important to note that many people are really struggling to cope without regular human interaction. You can be part of the… Read More
The $2 trillion coronavirus stimulus package, called the CARES Act, was signed into law on Friday afternoon… but what does that mean for nonprofits and donors? Here are some of the highlights: For organizations with… Read More
In these trying times, many development departments may be feeling stretched thin trying to make up lost ground from cancelled events and rescheduled donor visits. The coronavirus outbreak has not been kind to fundraisers. However,… Read More
This guest post is from Stephanie Hoskins. Stephanie is a co-founder of Good Intents, providing digital outreach solutions to help nonprofits expand and engage their audience. She is a mother of… Read More
We know that stress levels are high because of COVID-19, but we thought it would be nice to take time out to appreciate the little things – in this case, World Poetry Day. What better… Read More
If you’ve been grocery shopping since the coronavirus was updated to a global pandemic, you’ve likely noticed it’s harder to find staple foods, toiletries, and baby formula. Supply shortages are frustrating for your average person,… Read More