Grassroots Fundraising is a way to raise funds for your organization through the power of community. Through peer-to-peer interactions, you can enable your donors, who are passionate about your organization’s mission, to contribute through various activities. This kind of fundraising allows nonprofits, big and small, to raise money for charity fast and effectively.

Are you contemplating a new nonprofit CRM? It can be a big investment for many charitable 501(c)3 and 501(c)4 organizations. The decision can be overwhelming with so many options on the market at every price point. In order to help charitable and philanthropic organizations make the best decision possible, Julep published 4 Steps to Finding the Best Nonprofit CRM.

Finding an effective CRM is essential. Now more than ever, having a cloud based fundraising CRM gives your organization the tools to build a donor database. It allows you to further your organization's mission from anywhere! When looking for the best CRM for your organization, we recommend searching for CRM software that is geared for nonprofit fundraising.

If you ask the average person, they might say that fundraising through the mail is a dying field. However, this is far from the truth. While digital fundraising is on the rise, it is clear that direct mail can still be an effective strategy to cultivate donors and raise critical funds. Deciding to create or build a direct mail program is unique to every organization, but there are universal benefits.

To make a fundraising ask, you first must gain an audience with your major donor. Traditionally, most major donor asks are best in person, however, this process has changed given the current global pandemic. Whether personal or virtual, the basic principles are the same.

It is important to remain engaged with your donors when in-person events are unable to happen. Virtual events are the best and safest way right now to interact with your donors. There are many options for free or low-cost technology that powers virtual events, but how?

Virtual donor events are now the norm.