Nonprofit Marketing Resources

If you are reading this article, chances are that you are already using Facebook for your nonprofit organization. While Facebook’s reputation has dipped in recent years, the social media giant is still the largest platform on the planet with 1.82 billion daily active users. That is nearly 25 percent of the world’s population using Facebook every single day.

Despite the many options available to nonprofits, one of the best and most utilized platforms by nonprofits and businesses alike is Google’s G Suite (also known as Google Workspace). Google’s G Suite features a number of integrated apps designed to make daily operations speedy, easy, and hassle-free, especially for nonprofits. However, technology and setup can often be confusing, so we broke it down to understand and explain how to use Google’s G Suite as a nonprofit.

Do you have too many volunteers to keep track of? Luckily, that means you’re in a good spot! It’s always great to have a surplus of people willing to help, but how do you keep everyone on the same page?

During the Covid pandemic, nonprofits were forced to move most of their fundraising online. An unexpected benefit of this fundraising change was an increase in online fundraising. The pandemic may have made online fundraising more necessary, but online giving has risen every year for the last decade.

A grant proposal is a formal request for financial support from a foundation, corporation, or individual. Drafting such a thing can seem like a daunting task, but as long as your nonprofit has a clear mission and attainable goals, it should be fairly simple. With this guide to writing a compelling grant proposal, you’ll be ready to apply for grants in no time.