by Andres Gaitan | Jan 31, 2024 | fundraising
Shifting the Sector Away from Reporting as a Burden Nonprofit success hinges on robust relationships with donors, however, these same trusted funders do not understand reporting as a burden for organizations. Often, these benefactors request extensive reports or...
by Andres Gaitan | Nov 7, 2023 | fundraising, Wishes Complete Donation Transparency
Why Nonprofits Struggle to Open Up When it comes to the nonprofit sector, transparency is a buzzword that’s often lauded as a beacon of trustworthiness and accountability. After all, who could question the altruistic intentions of organizations dedicated to...
by Andres Gaitan | Sep 5, 2023 | fundraising
Diversifying Donor Base Diversifying your donor base is something critical for nonprofit organizations to do. Especially ones addressing societal challenges, ranging from poverty alleviation to environmental conservation and beyond. However, their ability to make a...
by Andres Gaitan | Aug 10, 2023 | fundraising
Building a Fundraising Campaign Whether you’re embarking on your inaugural fundraising venture or you’re a seasoned pro with a long list of campaigns under your belt. The journey to building a fundraising campaign starts with a few fundamental steps....
by Andres Gaitan | Apr 25, 2023 | Featured, fundraising, Trust, Wishes Complete Donation Transparency
In the realm of crowdfunding, it’s natural to want to help those in need. We may come across a friend of a friend or a complete stranger who is going through a tough time and decide to donate to their cause. But as time passes, we may begin to wonder where our...
by Andres Gaitan | Apr 21, 2023 | Donating, Donors and Philanthropists, fundraising, Transparency, Trust, Wishes Complete Donation Transparency
Where Did My Money Go? Crowdfunding has become an increasingly popular way for individuals and organizations to raise money for their projects, causes, or businesses. With just a few clicks, you can donate to a cause or campaign and help someone achieve their goal....
