By Kaleigh Glaza For event companies, and nonprofits who garner much of their funding through large-scale charity events, it is key to keep our events on the minds of past and future participants all year long. Once events are in the past, the urgency of the cause lessens, and it……
By Molly Fast Welcome back! A couple weeks ago I kicked off this two-part blog post sharing about my fundraising success with Cycle for Survival. In the first blog post I shared that I’ve raised nearly $150,000 in the past six years for rare… Read More
By Molly Fast For the past six years, I’ve participated in Cycle for Survival, Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center’s wildly successful and popular indoor cycle event that raises money for rare cancer research. (Side note: it was also selected as the Peer-to-Peer Professional Forum’s Program of the… Read…
Are fundraising minimums a) unnecessary barriers to participation, or b) useful elements of an effective event fundraising strategy? I’ll go with Option B. The primary argument against fundraising minimums — and registration fees as well — is that they scare off would-be participants. That’s true. And it’s a good thing.…
We’re back with the next installment of our Tips for the Time-Crunched series and…
We’re waving goodbye to our teenage years and officially turning the big 2-0!
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Today, our Teammate Spotlight showcases the life and mind of Kristin Black!…
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