How to Use Data to Improve Prospect Identification
I have always found one of the most exciting things about the nonprofit sector to be its diversity. Nonprofits encompass [...]
Smarter Planned Giving Strategies: Using Data and Stewardship to Build Legacy
Planned giving is gaining renewed attention among nonprofit fundraising professionals. If you’re focused on long-term sustainability, you’re likely asking: how [...]
Nonprofits and the Power of Impact: Tracking Success in a Changing World
Ever notice how the world seems to speed up every time you turn around? Nonprofit work feels a bit like [...]
5 Critical Characteristics of Data Driven Nonprofits
Everyone's talking about data for nonprofits. These 5 data driven characteristics are the recipe to the success of nonprofit organizations around the world.
Key Takeaways from the donorCentrics Sustainer Summit
Each year, the Blackbaud donorCentrics® Sustainer Summit brings together some of the nation’s leading fundraising organizations that are focused on [...]
Harnessing the Power of Grateful Patient Data
In healthcare fundraising, one of the most powerful tools often goes underutilized: grateful patient data. Hospitals and care institutions interact [...]
Annual Giving Basics: A Fundamental Guide for Yearly Donations
Annual giving is the collection of donations throughout the year to support an organization’s day-to-day operations and programs. While the [...]
Better Workflows and Smarter Software: How to Get Really Good at Data Analytics
In today’s data-rich world, nonprofits are sitting on a goldmine of information. A prospect researcher could spend hours digging through [...]
How Grantmakers Can (and Should) Get Started with Research
Now is an important time for small and mid-sized foundations to engage in research activities. Institutional foundations are fighting to [...]
Private School Admissions: Breaking Down the Data
The private school admissions process is increasingly competitive, requiring smarter strategies and more innovative tools. Whether yours is a small [...]
