Peer-to-Peer Fundraising in the News Archives - Page 2 of 21

Finding and Reaching Your Audience in a Digital Age

If you don't know your audience, it's difficult to build an effective peer-to-peer fundraising campaign, says Jim Hennessey, director of consumer

Increased competition and better tools have helped smaller peer-to-peer programs become more effective, The Nonprofit Times reports. The report,

Many of the nation's largest peer-to-peer fundraising programs have seen their revenues decline over the past decades while a number of smaller,

While some of the nation's largest peer-to-peer fundraising events — runs, walks, and rides among them — are struggling to compete with newer,

Some of the largest charity walks and runs continued to see large drops in revenue in 2015, while smaller, so-called peer-to-peer fundraising drives

Many of the nation’s leading peer-to-peer fundraising programs had significant declines on returns during the past decade. The trend, coupled with an

Shana Masterson, a senior consultant at Blackbaud and an expert on peer-to-peer fundraising, penned an interesting piece that reminds P2P fundraisers

There are two types of peer-to-peer fundraisers: those who seek recognition and those who don't. And according to a new study by Turnkey, those who

Give Local America, the annual one-day crowdfunding event, will have a high-profile partner for the next five years. Kimbia, the fundraising