Julie Kennon

Virtuous coined this phrase and wrote a few books about it. It refers to the software helping nonprofits respond to donors in the most effective way. The message resonates and Virtuous is a popular choice for nonprofits.

Some of the largest nonprofits in the world point to robust monthly giving programs as key to their fundraising success. Every nonprofit can benefit from a reliable revenue stream from recurring giving! In fact, some industry analysts think the...

Americans give almost $500 billion annually to charities. That’s good news. But with more than 300 million people in the United States, nonprofits face an enormous amount of competition. Competition for visibility, competition for donors,...

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Year-end giving season is right around the corner, and savvy nonprofits are planning campaigns to capitalize on the goodwill and generosity that explode as the year winds down.

Auctions. Live, silent, or virtual auctions are a flexible, fun way to engage your donors, support your community, and raise a ton of money for your nonprofit. Whether auctions are a pillar of your year-end campaign or you’re thinking about dipping...

Nonprofits realize that a healthy sustainer program is the smartest way to build the foundation of a growing and successful organization. However, navigating regulations and ambiguity around donation acceptance, processing, stewardship, and...

Nonprofits looking for a fundraising edge might not have to look further than their nonprofit CRM. Donor pipelines are a powerful tool that can significantly enhance your fundraising efforts.

Growing nonprofits are increasingly being asked by donors and stakeholders to demonstrate their effectiveness and quantify their impact. This trend reshapes how nonprofits operate, communicate value, and fulfill their missions. It’s bigger than just...

Breakups aren’t fun. Whether it’s a seventh-grade romance or the end of a love affair with technology, breakups can leave you feeling unsure and even a little wistful. (I confess I keep my very first smartphone - a Blackberry - in a drawer, and now...