If you’re planning a bowl-a-thon fundraiser for your nonprofit, you’re probably hoping for a bunch of fundraising strikes, or at least to avoid a gutter ball. But what makes a peer to peer bowl-a-thon successful? How can you make sure your event is a hit, instead of a ton of work for no results? Combining […]
Monday Mixtape 029: Storytelling Tips That Will 10x Your Fundraising Results
Monday Mixtape 029: Storytelling Tips That Will 10x Your Fundraising Results Here’s your Monday Mixtape, a weekly newsletter from CauseVox designed to jumpstart your week, challenge your thinking, and inspire you to keep at it. Each week, we’ll hand-pick must-read articles, thinking, resources, and stories for nonprofit fundraisers and leaders and drop it in your inbox. Have suggestions […]
How To Run A Golf Marathon Fundraiser
A day on the fairway can be relaxing and fun, but if you’re planning a golf marathon fundraiser, “relaxed” may not be how you’re feeling. Managing registration, figuring out the event details, and running a fundraising campaign all at once can be overwhelming. And if your peer to peer fundraising software is clunky? You’ll probably […]
6 Top School Fundraising Campaigns You Can Learn From
If you’re a school administrator, or on the PTO, do the words “school fundraising” strike terror into your heart? Are you picturing hours and hours of thankless admin, crates of wrapping paper or lollipops to sell, or shuffling piles of order forms and sign up sheets? It doesn’t have to be that way. Bring your […]
Lessons From North Texas Food Bank’s 130+ Corporate Partner Campaigns on CauseVox
North Texas Food Bank (NTFB) has partnered with community and corporate partners to raise hundreds of thousands of dollars with CauseVox since 2015. We sat down with Ashley Vandenbush of their Corporate Engagement Team to get her advice on online fundraising, corporate partnerships, and using CauseVox to give fundraisers an easy and seamless experience. About […]
7 P2P Lessons From Nonprofit Leaders: What We Learned from Bridge Conference 2019
Have you ever watched a successful peer to peer fundraising campaign from the outside, and wondered how it worked? How do normal nonprofits without a huge support base or fundraising team raise $21,000 in a day? What makes a campaign fly past its fundraising goals? At CauseVox, we’re pretty fascinated by successful campaigns, too. We […]
Girl Scouts of Northern Illinois Take Their Fundraising Over The Edge
When you think about Girl Scouts fundraising, your mind probably goes straight to cookies. But these successful fundraisers from the Girl Scouts of Northern Illinois go beyond the Thin Mint. Speaking of mints, look how much they’ve raised with CauseVox! About GSNI Before using CauseVox, the Girl Scouts of Northern Illinois (GSNI) struggled with using […]
Irish International Immigrant Center Doubles Online Giving With CauseVox Donation Pages
How much difference can a donation page make, really? Turns out, quite a bit. Want proof? Look no further than the Irish International Immigrant Center. When they switched from a PayPal donation page to an embedded pop-up CauseVox donation page, they saw remarkable growth, almost immediately. IIIC Uses CauseVox To Grow The Irish International Immigrant […]
How To Set Up A Donate Button On Your Website
Is your donate button kidnapping your donors? Do they click on it and it takes them somewhere else? Suddenly, they’re on some third-party site or a weird generic payment form, wondering what happened. They’re supposed to give a bunch of personal information, but they don’t see anything from the organization they trust. Or is your […]
Monday Mixtape 025: How To Define Your Nonprofit’s Audience
Monday Mixtape 025: How To Define Your Nonprofit’s Audience Here’s your Monday Mixtape, a weekly newsletter from CauseVox designed to jumpstart your week, challenge your thinking, and inspire you to keep at it. Each week, we’ll hand-pick must-read articles, thinking, resources, and stories for nonprofit fundraisers and leaders and drop it in your inbox. Have suggestions or questions? […]