CRM

Nonprofits are not specialized in marketing, so you’re bound to make mistakes. Here’s how to overcome some of the most common nonprofit marketing pitfalls.

Looking to refresh your approach to re-engaging former donors? Start with these four communication strategies that will reach donors on a personal level.

Moving your nonprofit to a new CRM can improve all aspects of your operations, but it’s a complex process. Use these tips to help you through the transition.

Inclusive fundraising goes beyond donation size. It recognizes diverse forms of engagement, uses ethical storytelling, and removes barriers so more supporters can participate meaningfully. By building strategies that reflect inclusion, nonprofits can strengthen relationships, expand their reach, and sustain their impact.

Nonprofit web accessibility is an important but complex topic. Learn about your potential legal requirements and steps to ensure accessibility with this guide.

Major donors provide critical funding for your nonprofit’s largest projects and programs. Try these three cultivation strategies to secure major gifts.

Effective volunteer programs don’t stop at orientation—they evolve. While onboarding introduces new volunteers to your mission, culture, and expectations, ongoing training builds the skills and confidence needed for long-term engagement. Understanding the difference between these two stages helps organizations avoid overwhelming new recruits while continuing to invest in experienced volunteers.

A strong donor database is more than a storage system—it’s the foundation of meaningful donor relationships. With organized, accurate data, your team can move beyond transactional fundraising and create communication that feels personal and intentional. When your CRM is used effectively, it becomes a strategic asset that helps you recognize donors as true partners, tailor your outreach, and build trust over time. The result? Stronger connections, increased loyalty, and long-l

Restricted funds can feel like both a blessing and a challenge for nonprofits. While major gifts, grants, and sponsorships provide essential support, they often come with strings attached—specific donor-imposed designations for how the money should be spent. Managing these funds correctly is vital for maintaining donor trust, ensuring legal compliance, and protecting your organization’s reputation. In this article, we break down three best practices to help you navigate nonp