Squeezed in 2025: Vanishing Dollars and Donor Decline for Nonprofits (Part 2 of 3 in the Squeezed Nonprofits 2025 Series)In 2025, donor behavior is shifting fast—and not in nonprofits’ favor. From vanishing household contributions to increased skepticism and fewer foundation grants, squeezed nonprofits are navigating a perfect storm of financial instability. Traditional fundraising models no…
Giving Tuesday Donor Guide Donor View. How Donors Can Give Wisely and Create Meaningful Impact Giving Tuesday donors play a central role in strengthening communities, supporting essential programs, and elevating the philanthropic ecosystem during the busiest giving week of the year. As you consider where and how to give, remember that informed generosity leads to…
Preparing Your Nonprofit for Year-End Giving Success Giving Tuesday (Tuesday after Thanksgiving) also represents a pivotal moment for donors themselves. Many supporters look for guidance on how to make thoughtful, high-impact gifts during this season of generosity. Giving Tuesday offers nonprofits a powerful opportunity to reconnect with donors, realign messaging, and encourage meaningful year-end contributions…
Opportunity Zones present a hidden opportunity for Real Estate (RE) investment that should be widely utilized across the US. Why not? (View Interactive HUD Map here.) There’s a spectacular investment tool that was associated with tax cuts of 2017 by the Trump administration. Along with the massive tax cuts, there was a non-partisan tax break…
Here Are the Biggest Crowdfunding Campaigns of 2015 – Bloomberg Business: Crowdfunding really hit its stride this year with people just crowding in to jump on the bandwagon of new and innovative ideas. Of course great fundraising ideas are for books and movies, especially those that sequels or follow-ons with an established groupie base. Veronica…
Miami No. 2 in startup activity, Kauffman report says | Miami Herald Miami Herald: This is a very interesting, but telling report. Miami is way up there in startups, about 250 per 100,000 people. Cleveland, not so much so, with less that 100 per. It is a little surprising that Orlando fell 12 ranks down…
