Church fundraising ideas to help you raise money, engage members, and help your community! 20 church fundraising ideas to help inspire your next campaign. Faith organizations are a mainstay on Mightycause. Church fundraising on Mightycause is diverse — we host everything from mission trip fundraisers, fundraisers for specific programs, to holiday fundraisers. These church fundraising …
Events that resonate with your supporters and community can be game-changers for nonprofit organizations. Events can bring in much-needed revenue, raise awareness of your cause, and help you build connections with donors, sponsors, and community partners. These 20 creative event fundraising ideas from the Mightycause team that will help you get inspired for planning your …
A lot of NPOs use Valentine’s Day as an opportunity for a fundraising campaign. I think back fondly on listening to NPR ask for donations with the reward being a dozen roses you could give to your special someone. What could be better than giving your significant other roses that also were tied to your …
See that picture above? That’s your nonprofit. When you look past the mullet, you’ll see a lot of similarities between this guy, you, and your nonprofit. Dog: The Bounty Hunter works hard in a thankless job. Without begrudging it, he maintains a manic pace until he gets his fugitive. You: You work harder than most …
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I read an interesting article from Harvard Business Review last week. The article was titled, “Please Stop Complaining About How Busy You Are.” The article makes a few interesting points. It suggests that saying, “I’m busy” has become the new cry of the braggart. If you say you are busy, you are saying that business …
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The now defunct band REM, out of Athens, Georgia, earned recognition and passionate loyalty over the course of their existence. The darling of college radio stations, then part of the rock n’ roll mainstream, REM was politically outspoken, at times funny, and almost always great musicians. What a lot of people may not realize is …
In honor of International Women’s Day last Friday, I’m giving a shout-out to 25 women in marketing and nonprofits that are making a difference! Take a moment and follow them–you should know them too! 1. Ifdy Perez–Ifdy is our editorial boss here at Inspiring Generosity. She keeps us on track but in a way that …
Daryl Dixon is probably every Walking Dead fan’s favorite character. If you don’t watch the show, here’s a brief intro to him: Daryl appears to be your typical rough “redneck.” When we first met him, he was horrified his crew left behind his older brother, Merle, in zombie-infested Atlanta. Daryl seems like he is about …
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On Thursday many people will be marking Valentine’s Day in very mushy, romantic kinds of ways. Flowers will be purchased at the last minute. Rings, necklaces, and bracelets will be presented, dinners will be eaten (of course with accompanying Instagram updates), and chocolates will be distributed. That’s all well and good, but I wonder if …
I’m writing this at the start of the power outage at Superbowl XLVII! My goal the past few days has been simple: to find the cause in this year’s Superbowl! Jeep, USO Team up for Whole Again The best ad of the night has been Jeep’s “Whole Again” in support of our troops. While the …
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