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This session offers a grounded look at how AI can support your work without replacing the strategy and relationship-building that remain essential to successful grants.
Fundraising
Last updated: December 19 at 8:41 a.m.
By: David Heinen, Vice President for Public Policy and Advocacy
If you had to provide a one-word description of the year in public policy for nonprofits, what would it be?Unprecedented.
Ever since the Office of Management and Budget (OMB) attempted to freeze trillions of dollars in federal funding back in January, the 30% of nonprofits that receive federal grant funds (plus many others than receive federal funding indirectly or whose serve people and communities that participate in a myriad of federal programs) have seen a wide array of challenges.
- A free, 12-week learning community for nonprofit humans reimagining how we work, lead, and care together.
Raffles are a popular fundraising tool, especially for nonprofits and community organizations looking to engage their supporters in a fun, chance-based way to raise money for good causes. However, the legality and rules around hosting a raffle vary widely across the United States. In some states, raffles are considered a form of gambling, which can be heavily regulated or even prohibited. Understanding the legal requirements and restrictions is essential for any organization planning a raffle.
- Identify the building blocks of a strong budget and how nonprofits can more easily raise the dollars needed to cover overhead costs.
- Fundraising works best when it connects people to something meaningful - that belief is the foundation of Mattership. These steps can help your team build and apply Mattership in everyday fundraising.
- Learn how to create and adapt fundraising strategies to grow sustainably
- Join this special live session on how to turn Giving Tuesday momentum into lasting generosity through December 31.
- Learn how to make AI a true ally in your fundraising to help you save time and breathe a little easier.