What Nonprofit Donors Want
Nonprofit donors today expect accountability, measurable outcomes, ease of donation, alignment with their values, and meaningful acknowledgment of their gifts.
How Much Does Live Auction Software Cost?
Live auction software costs depend on features like real-time bidding, payments, analytics, and support. Typical pricing models are subscription or per-event licensing—expect basic plans from ~$297/event plus processing and platform fees.
5 Templates to Boost Year-End Giving
Here are five plug-and-play email templates for your year-end campaign—holiday spirit, last-call countdown, match offer, tax incentive, and thank-you message—to simplify outreach and boost donations.
Understanding Charity Auction Review Sites
Review aggregator sites compare charity auction platforms by gathering user feedback, features, and pricing—but many run “pay-to-play” models, so be wary and cross-check ratings.
Easy Fundraising Ideas for Sports Teams
A playbook of fast, high-impact fundraisers for sports teams—peer campaigns, merch sales, tournaments, clinics, local sponsorships & online auctions—that help cover gear, travel, and team costs while engaging community support.
What to Do with Leftover Silent Auction Items
Leftover auction items don’t have to go to waste. You can repackage them, host a bonus online auction, offer “buy now” deals, repurpose them for internal use, or donate them — and use these moves to deepen relationships and clean up inventory.
12 Fundraising Ideas for University Clubs
This article offers university clubs creative fundraisers—social events, branded gear, online crowdsourcing, campus services, and business tie-ins—to build funds and visibility.
How to Tell Whether an Auction Site is Legit
Verify legitimacy by checking for clear terms & fees, contact info, past auctions, accreditation (e.g. auctioneer associations), user reviews, and secure payment options—red flags include vague rules, no credentials, or pressure to pay off-platform.
Do University Clubs Pay Taxes on Fundraising Money?
University clubs don’t automatically avoid taxes—if they meet IRS rules and qualify (e.g. 501(c)(3) or 501(c)(7)), fundraising may be tax-exempt. But income from unrelated business activities can be taxed under UBTI rules.