Recurring giving isn’t just about predictable revenue. It’s about building lasting relationships that fuel mission-driven impact year after year.
Recurring Giving Explained: A Practical Guide for Sustainable Nonprofit Revenue
Recurring giving isn’t just about predictable revenue. It’s about building lasting relationships that fuel mission-driven impact year after year.
The Blackbaud Giving Fund’s role is to move generous donations to nonprofits at the speed of need. When infrastructure works, nonprofits can stay focused on delivering their mission. Speed isn’t a luxury. It’s part of whether your nonprofit can execute when it matters most.
When volunteer programs align with both mission impact and corporate realities, they create long-term value for everyone involved.
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!
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.
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.
Fundraisers need to understand how to engage and connect with donors who use DAFs so they can make the most of this valuable source of donations, which reached $54.77 billion in 2023, and open doors to potential new donors.
Corporate giving is on the rise, providing fundraisers with powerful opportunities to tap into a growing network of passionate supporters.
When fundraisers engage potential donors, like Gen Z, early, they can create lifelong donors who are more likely to support your nonprofit for many years to come.
We identified three successful corporate giving program models and how nonprofits can engage with companies using each method: a targeted, structured, and open approach.