Corporate giving is among the fastest-growing forms of charitable giving in the U.S. today. According to Giving USA 2025: The Annual Report of Philanthropy, corporate giving grew 9.1 percent last year, reaching over $40 billion.
Read MoreYour donation forms are the front door to your fundraising. It’s where your donors say “yes.”
Read MoreNonprofit data management is no longer just about keeping donor records organized. It’s about creating a connected ecosystem that supports your core fundraising and donor management activities.
Read MoreDonor stewardship is more important than ever in 2026 as nonprofits discover new ways to nurture donors and encourage continuous support past the first gift.
Read MoreDonor cultivation and donor stewardship are two of the most important concepts in nonprofit fundraising, but many organizations do not fully understand the difference between them or when to use each.
Read MoreYour donation form is the most important conversion point in your entire fundraising strategy.
Read MoreFundraising teams are under constant pressure to raise more money and hit goals with limited resources. From managing gifts, pledges, and donor follow-up, time is of the essence for these teams, and that time is often spent taking care of administrative tasks instead of focusing on strategic initiatives.
Read MoreDonor segmentation for nonprofits is simply the practice of grouping supporters based on how they give, engage, and interact, so your messages actually resonate. Without effective donor segmentation for nonprofits, fundraising becomes guesswork instead of strategy.
Read MoreAs your nonprofit grows, everything gets just a little more complicated. Fortunately, there’s often a software solution to help you increase efficiency and reduce the risk of human error.
Read MoreOur latest release focuses on two areas that directly support fundraising teams where it matters most: saving time on follow-up and keeping peer-to-peer campaigns moving forward without friction.
Read MoreThe words “HIPAA compliance” can stop nonprofit tech conversations in their tracks.
Read MoreNonprofit marketing has changed. Attention is harder to capture, donor expectations are higher, and teams are constantly asked to do more with less.
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