By Sarah Tedesco of DonorSearch

Annual reports are a key tool for donor relationship-building—as long as they include the right content. Discover what to put in your nonprofit’s annual report.

By Drew Payne of UpMetrics

Strong relationships between grantees and funders are critical to mission-driven work. Learn how to strengthen nonprofit and grantmaker alignment in this guide.

By Jon Osterburg of Jitasa

During the busy year-end season, it’s especially important for nonprofit fundraising and financial management to work together. Get started with these tips.

By Patrick Schmitt of FreeWill

Planned giving is a transformative type of fundraising for nonprofits, as it fuels long-term growth and deepens supporter relationships. It can also be uncomfortable for newcomers.

Contributed by the team at Capital Campaign Pro

Capital campaigns bring in vital funding, and the habits and preparation needed for these fundraisers can lead to long-term benefits. Discover these advantages.

By Javan Van Gronigen of Fifty & Fifty

Nonprofit marketing is about spreading your unique message, and podcasts allow you to convey information that excites people to get involved. Get started here.

By Gabrielle Perham of Deep Sync

Omnichannel marketing allows you to target the same, exact audience across channels. Explore how to use data to upgrade your omnichannel marketing approach.

By Jay Love of Bloomerang

Are your nonprofit’s fundraising reports falling flat? Use these expert tips to create more engaging fundraising reports to excite and inspire your audience.

By Christine Ward of Cornershop Creative

Your nonprofit’s website should make your mission crystal clear. Follow these tips to ensure visitors understand your mission and feel inspired to take action.

By Dave Martin of CharityEngine

Understanding donors is the key to maximizing fundraising success. Here are the top donor insights your nonprofit should track to guide its next fundraiser.

By Sarah Tedesco of DonorSearch

The donor lifecycle describes how your nonprofit grows its relationships with its supporters over time. Discover its six major steps in this quick guide.

By Charles Sword of UpMetrics

Impact reporting is essential for proving the importance of your nonprofit’s work and securing further support. Avoid these common mistakes in the process.

Contributed by the team at Capital Campaign Pro

When it comes to capital campaigns, educating your donors about all the diverse and non-traditional ways that they can contribute will pay dividends, especially in the quiet phase when you’ll likely be working your way down a gift range chart, soliciting high-net-worth individuals, and raising a majority of your campaign goal.

Non-cash donations are a win-win: they offer flexible and tax-efficient giving options that can appeal to a wide range of donors and can generate a large amount of revenue for your nonprofit.