Category: Fundraising
If you’re a nonprofit decision-maker, you’re likely asking: What’s actually working right now? With evolving donor expectations and increased competition, understanding the most effective fundraising trends in 2026 can make the difference between stagnation and growth.
Nonprofit leaders across the U.S. are feeling the pressure donor expectations are rising, while time and resources remain tight.
Many nonprofit leaders realize their system isn’t supporting recurring donors but they’re unsure what a modern CRM donor management system should actually do.
Many nonprofit leaders assume their CRM donor management system is “good enough” simply because donations are being recorded.
Artificial intelligence in nonprofits is expanding rapidly. From AI-generated fundraising copy to donor segmentation tools, technology can dramatically improve efficiency
For many small and mid-sized nonprofits in the USA, AI in nonprofit fundraising feels like a lifesaver. It drafts emails, segments donors, and automates follow-ups
For nonprofit founders, executive directors, and development leaders, fundraising events often feel unavoidable and exhausting. But nonprofit fundraising events don’t have to drain your team or deliver inconsistent results.
Many nonprofit leaders leave fundraising events with mixed emotions. The room was full, the energy was high, and the event looked successful on the surface. Yet when the numbers are reviewed, margins are thin, donor retention is low, and the effort doesn’t feel sustainable
If your nonprofit feels like it is constantly in “reactive mode,” you aren’t alone. Many US-based founders struggle to plan long-term programming because they lack a clear view of their future cash flow.
For many small to mid-sized nonprofits in the USA, Monday mornings are often spent staring at a spreadsheet, wondering if the next big check will arrive in time to cover operational costs.
We have plenty of fundraising ideas for a nonprofit organization, but we are drowning in spreadsheets. How do we execute these ambitious plans without draining our limited budget?
In the past, the best fundraisers for nonprofits were often numbers games mass appeals sent to thousands, hoping for a 1% return.
We have plenty of fundraising ideas for a nonprofit organization, but we are drowning in spreadsheets. How do we execute these ambitious plans without draining our limited budget?
In the past, the best fundraisers for nonprofits were often numbers games mass appeals sent to thousands, hoping for a 1% return.
Beyond the direct costs, certain practices prevalent among some fundraising platforms for nonprofits raise significant questions regarding nonprofit fundraising ethics
It’s a tempting offer! Many fundraising platforms for nonprofits advertise “0% platform fees,” which sounds like a fantastic deal, especially for budget-conscious organizations.
Nonprofits in 2025 operate in a complex external environment shaped by potential policy shifts and a challenging politico-regulatory climate.
Here’s a simple breakdown of why managing this is crucial and how to do it effectively: