To fully capture the funding available through workplace giving programs, your nonprofit needs clear owners who are responsible for determining how your organization wants to receive donations and ensuring your organization stays eligible, visible, and ready to receive donations.
These trends are shaping where and how donors choose to give and how fundraisers engage with their target audiences.
This leadership change reinforces the Fund’s core mission: to move generosity to nonprofits at the speed of need.
When volunteer programs align with both mission impact and corporate realities, they create long-term value for everyone involved.
Nonprofits whose content isn’t appearing in AI results are missing potential donors who are actively searching for credible, values-aligned nonprofits.
You might think workplace giving is an occasional task to check in on once or twice a year. But the reality is that nonprofits with Blackbaud Verified Network profiles can tap into a pool of over 8 million donors who have access to workplace-giving platforms. And the payoff is incredible!
Preparing for Giving Season must capitalize on people’s increased generosity while building relationships with current and potential donors to develop a culture of giving that encourages year-round support.
A strategic workplace giving program transforms transactional, seasonal donors into a dedicated community of year-round supporters and corporate partners.
Nonprofits with robust data-collection strategies are better positioned to secure corporate partnerships to help increase donations and positively impact their community.
Corporate partnerships play a vital role in a nonprofit’s fundraising efforts. Funds can come from direct giving from corporate foundations, through employee giving, or volunteer programs. In 2023, almost half of the donations The Blackbaud Giving Fund disbursed to nonprofits were company-matching donations. A great example of how donations can get amplified through corporate giving. […]
Despite the misconception that Gen Z might be too young to prioritize charitable causes, they are a socially conscious generation that fundraisers should consider as they think about the future of their nonprofit.
Nonprofits that adhere to specific criteria are eligible for corporate matching donations.