One of the best ways to sure up success for your nonprofit is by creating a monthly donor program. Creating a monthly donor program can have a long-term benefit to the health of your nonprofit, including increased retention rates, higher giving levels, a reliable stream of income, and increased donor satisfaction. Here are 10 tips to creating a monthly donor program.

Effective donor retention strategies have always been critical to the success of nonprofits, but even more so during these unprecedented times. Here are several donor retention techniques to help you retain your donors.

When it comes to digital marketing tools, one of the most effective ones is Google Ads. And best of all, Google provides a free option for eligible nonprofits, in the form of Google Ad Grants. Google Ad Grants provides eligible nonprofits with $10,000 a month to promote their nonprofit – that is $120,000 a year in free advertising! Although Google launched Ad Grants in 2003, it is still unknown to many nonprofits. So far, over 100,000 nonprofits from 51 countries have already benefited but 100,000+ more nonprofits could benefit from Google Ads Grants but haven’t applied yet. If your nonprofit isn’t using Google Ads Grants, here are some of the key benefits and steps to get started.

Using Facebook fundraisers to raise money and awareness about your nonprofit is one of the most effective fundraising tools available. Over $2B has been raised for nonprofits and personal causes since launching in 2015. About half of those funds, $1B, have come from Facebook’s birthday fundraisers, which allow users to ask their family and friends to donate to the nonprofit they are supporting. If your nonprofit uses Facebook’s payment platform to process donations, then there are no fees involved - 100% of the donations go to your nonprofit. Here are 5 tips on how to promote Facebook birthday fundraisers and raise mission-critical funds for your nonprofit.

Diversifying your nonprofit's fundraising strategy is crucial for its long-term success and resilience. Over reliance on a single funding source can be risky, as economic downturns or changes in donor priorities can disrupt an organization's financial stability. To mitigate this risk and ensure long-term success, diversifying your nonprofit's fundraising strategy is essential. In this blog post, we will explore five effective ways to diversify your nonprofit's fundraising efforts.