Nonprofit Marketing Resources

Many nonprofits make the mistake of thinking that fundraising only applies to raising money, so they neglect contributions that are not cash. In-kind donations include gifts of time, goods, expertise, and services. These kinds of contributions can help your nonprofit thrive, especially when economic times are tough, by lowering operating costs and providing needed materials and services to help meet your organization’s objectives.

There is a beautiful harmony created when a nonprofit and a corporation team up to promote a cause. It can build a two-way street that lasts for years to come. When done right, cause-related marketing leads to success on both sides. Let’s dive into what exactly this means and how it can help your nonprofit.

Sometimes, all that stands between you and a donation is a way to accept that donation. Imagine accepting a donation right from your phone! In a world where the swipe of a card goes a long way, having the mobility to do so is priceless.

Working at a nonprofit organization can be exhilarating. You are on a team of people who are driven to make the world a better place, and every day is another step toward that goal. Regardless of your position, you will likely see a lot of variety in your workload at a nonprofit job, from fundraising events to direct client work. And contrary to popular opinion, many nonprofits pay better than private companies when you take benefit packages into account.

You’re on a ladder to success and a grant is that next rung. Grants provide the extra bit of support to keep your organization going strong. There are countless opportunities out there—it’s all about finding one that best suits your nonprofit. They range from government grants to private, often in the form of foundations. Competition can be fierce when applying, but don’t fret, there are plenty to go around. Let’s look at some of these grants and explore the basics of your grant proposal.