Fundraisers need to be empowered to be successful and make a positive impact on their communities. Here's how you can enable them to do their best work.

While the challenge of managing one's time can be universal, in nonprofit fundraising, you simply cannot afford to let such inefficiencies take hold.

How do you effectively improve your time management? Use these tips to get your to-do list back on track.

After 21 months of catastrophic fires, floods, economic downturn, and social unrest, donors that no longer want to give are likely feeling uninspired.

Paul Mylott of The Mylott Group recently joined Gravyty for a webinar on structural intelligence and a concept he calls Behavioral Chain Philanthropy.

Paul Mylott of The Mylott Group recently joined Gravyty for a webinar on emotional intelligence and a concept he calls Behavioral Chain Philanthropy.

The personalized experiences we have in our personal lives set the bar for all types of donor journeys from first-time givers to sustained benefactors.

In the face of the Great Resignation, nonprofits will need to work hard to retain and attract fundraising talent. Here is what nonprofit leaders can do.

Fundraisers cultivating these three skills can better influence the giving pipeline by driving relationships and producing positive philanthropic outcomes.

Even with the return of live shows, will arts & cultural organizations be able to translate this into increased fundraising revenue?