As a non-profit, if you are not taking advantage of the Google Grant offered to non-profits, you need to be. It is a whopping $10,000/month to be used on Adwords. Before you get too excited seeing that big number, let me run some statistics by you:
Since we just ended the “Season of Giving” it is time to get working on a donor management system to organize your donors information as well as their donations! The truth is, there is no single donor management system that is perfect for everyone. There are, however, several for you to work with depending on your specific needs.
Tis the season! It’s about time for pulling together all your contact and contributions information to identify the right people to receive your message and donor management systems are here to help! Here are a few solid tips to help you with your donor management system:
There are tons and tons of nonprofit blogs and non-profit related blogs. But what are the blogs that everyone else is reading? A website called topnonprofits.com has created a top 150 list of nonprofit blogs, and this is how they evaluate nonprofit blogs:
The original article I got these very helpful tips from provided 30 tips, I went through and found my top five that I think can help the most! Even for non-nonprofits!
1. Smart phones are your donors most personal and used devices
Tip: Get donor mobile numbers on all forms
The .ORG (or top-level domain)is typically what nonprofit organizations identify with for their websites. However, this month the history of the philanthropic use of domains for websites, email communications, and online branding took an incredible leap forward that will impact the nonprofit sector for decades – the Public Interest Registry launched the new .NGO and .ONG domains. NGO stands for “Non-governmental Organization”. ONG (Non-governmental organization) is for countries who use romance languages.