Fundraisers that treat corporate partnerships as relationships are better equipped to raise more, keep supporters longer, and build community backing that outlasts a single campaign.
Key Takeaways Treat workplace giving as a year-round fundraising and relationship-building strategy, not just another way donations arrive. Trust is the infrastructure behind successful workplace giving. Accurate nonprofit information, verification, secure payment details, and strong processes help generosity move with less uncertainty. Faster fund delivery helps nonprofits act sooner and connect with donors while their […]
Nearly half of the donations disbursed by The Blackbaud Giving Fund come from company-matching programs, showing just how much revenue fundraisers can unlock by strategically engaging corporate partners.
When volunteer programs align with both mission impact and corporate realities, they create long-term value for everyone involved.
A strategic workplace giving program transforms transactional, seasonal donors into a dedicated community of year-round supporters and corporate partners.
We identified three successful corporate giving program models and how nonprofits can engage with companies using each method: a targeted, structured, and open approach.
By forming a mutually beneficial partnership with a company, nonprofits can increase their resources, grow their support network, and establish legitimacy in the community.
Nonprofits are at the heart of thriving communities, and by strengthening the culture of support around them, we can fuel relationships, collaboration, and meaningful impact at every level.
Nonprofits are vying for donors’ attention, which can quickly overwhelm potential donors. How can fundraisers cut through the noise and reach these donors?