Nonprofit jobs are coming back, which means fundraising shops are returning to pre-pandemic staffing levels. Are your new fundraisers equipped to succeed?

Donor communication isn't just making asks. It includes conveying what is happening at your organization and the impact their gift would make.

Despite the time it takes to develop a planned gift relationship, those donors could have the greatest impact on your organization's bottom line.

When your current fiscal year ends, are you prepared for the next one? Take a look at how to align short-term priorities with long-term goals.

Unfortunately for most organizations, relationships with donors are limited by the size of the fundraising teams.

Necessity is the mother of invention. And our current climate has forced many leaders in the industry to take notice of the need for change and respond.

Reverting back to the way things were done in the past is not the path to future success.

This article is not retrospective. In fact, it’s an introduction to fixing a broken donor pyramid problem that was previously masked.

Why do donors do what they do? We examine the psychology behind donors' motivation to give and the role that fundraisers play.

No matter which segment of your donor pool you are tailoring your strategy for, one thing remains the overarching goal: one-to-one engagement at scale.