According to CrowdCrux, in 2020, nonprofit crowdfunding and peer-to-peer fundraising campaigns raised an average of $9,237, and the average donation was $66.

Understanding the difference between crowdfunding and peer-to-peer fundraising campaigns can be confusing. There tends to be a lot of overlap and similarities, but they are not one and the same. Have no fear! We'll unpack it for you and help you understand which one is right for you.

Are you filling out your fall fundraising calendar and looking for something different to generate new excitement and enthusiasm from your supporters and donors? Or have you been tasked with growing your fundraising calendar by adding an autumn activity?

The fall is a great time for fundraising events, but it is essential to offer distinctive experiences to stand out from other fall activities and get onto your participant's calendars during such a busy season.

Whether you are looking to produce large events or to manage simpler, turnkey opportunities, you can switch up your fall fundraising with these unconventional ideas.

Nonprofits and organizations have been hosting fundraising galas for many generations. This classic fundraiser is typically geared toward corporate sponsors, major donors, board members, community leaders, and other "high-value" supporters.

Just because galas are a more traditional fundraising strategy doesn't mean they need to be archaic or outdated! You certainly can spice things up, get creative, and take your next fundraising gala to new heights. We've rounded up some clever ideas, tips, and insights to help you do just that!

Virtual events are likely here to stay, especially for the foreseeable future. They're convenient, low-cost, and, most importantly, effective. Yet, virtual fundraising events offer new opportunities and challenges for development professionals, event planners, and attendees.

One of the big questions is how to boost your attendance at virtual events and hold people's attention in a digitally distracted world? Physical events offer the benefit of gathering people in a common space, usually away from computers and other distractions at home. Virtual events and webinars don't have that luxury.

With nearly a third of all charitable giving coming in during the month of December, year-end giving is a critical time for most nonprofits for year-round financial stability. Year-end fundraising is probably one of the most demanding, exciting, exhausting, and engaging times of year for development professionals.

Add the ongoing COVID-19 global pandemic, and you've really got some added uncertainty this year! A practical year-end giving timeline can you stay organized, reduce stress, and improve your overall fundraising performance.

A successful year-end fundraising campaign takes months of planning and preparation. The great news is that it's never too late to create a timeline for your year-end fundraising. We'll help you get there!