Mobile Giving for Churches
Ideas for Churches

Including mobile giving is easier than you think

Have you considered adding mobile giving as an option for your church?  If not, consider these statistics: “Ericsson estimates that by 2020, 90% of the world’s population over six years old will have a mobile phone with broadband Internet access, ” wrote ChurchMarketingSucks. According to The Fundraising Coach, roughly 80% of Americans carry $50 cash …

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Why Mail? Typewriter
All Things Political

Why mail for your political campaign?

Social media (like Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, et al), has revolutionized the way we engage each other in our world. Remember the scenes from a few years ago with the Arab Spring? Autocratic governments were overthrown by youthful protestors using their smart phones. Social media allowed people to connect with one another and organize politically. So …

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Crowdfunding
Nonprofit

Crowdfunding could be the answer you didn’t expect

Crowdfunding has become an answer to fundraising for artists, inventors, and entrepreneurs of all types. Projects that once seemed impossible to fund have become some of the biggest success stories of this new phenomenon. Nonprofits aren’t the only ones benefiting from this type of fundraising. You might be surprised what type of projects have been …

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Ice Bucket Challenge Fundraising
Nonprofit

Nonprofit fundraising: What is the answer?

Just dump a bucket of ice water on your head and you’re golden. Your nonprofit will raise tens of millions of dollars in one month. OK, maybe not all nonprofit fundraising is that simple, but what is the answer? Nonprofit fundraising saw a new spectrum of awareness this month with the creation of the “Ice …

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Nonprofit Ideas
Nonprofit

3 ways to raise money for your nonprofit

When you manage a nonprofit there is always a need of some type. You often find yourself trying to figure out how to squeeze 27 hours of work into a single day and perform miracles like getting $400 worth of items out of $100. For most nonprofits, this will always seem to be the case. …

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