🌟 From the Weekly Spark, my weekly email with one useful idea for nonprofit fundraisers. Subscribe here. Think about the last fundraising letter your team…
Read MoreGiving Tuesday 2026 is Tuesday, December 1, the global day of giving after U.S. Thanksgiving. To prepare, set your goal and secure a matching gift, get your…
Read More🌟 From the Weekly Spark, my weekly email with one useful idea for nonprofit fundraisers. This one’s about responsible AI for nonprofits. Subscribe here. Most…
Read More🌟 From the Weekly Spark, my weekly email with one useful idea for nonprofit fundraisers. This one’s about the donor journey. Subscribe here. NIO was…
Read MoreThere has been a lot going on at CharityEngine over the past few months, and I’m excited to share some of what’s new. If you missed…
Read MoreChoosing a new nonprofit CRM is a big decision. Moving into that new CRM can feel even bigger. Your donor database holds more than just names…
Read More🌟 From the Weekly Spark, my weekly email with one useful idea for nonprofit fundraisers. This one’s about when to ask donors to give monthly. Subscribe…
Read MoreAt its core, donor management software is a powerful tool for cultivating relationships, tracking giving history, personalizing outreach, and driving meaningful engagement. But when it comes to choosing the right platform, there are so many options—and each promises to transform the way your nonprofit engages supporters and raises money.
Read MoreWe don’t have to tell you AI is everywhere. Nearly every nonprofit fundraising platform is talking about it, and that’s good news for fundraisers.
Read More🌟 From the Weekly Spark, my weekly email with one useful idea for nonprofit fundraisers. This one’s about donor retention. Subscribe here. Every summer, we…
Read MoreThe Bridge to Integrated Marketing & Fundraising Conference wrapped up last week, and it gave us plenty to talk about. We launched CharityEngine Copilot and watched people’s faces light up when we showed them they could talk to their fundraising platform, get answers, and put it to work.
Read MoreConference budgets are too tight for vague promises of inspiration. If you’re going to spend money on registration fees, airfare, hotel costs, and days away from donors, the event should help you solve a real problem.
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