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Brick Fundraising Profitability Video Benefits Of An Engraved Brick Campaign Donors of your organization want to feel like they’re part of the action, so to speak, which is best achieved by attending an event in a physical space, but this can be a challenge when money is tight or conditions are not conducive to large gatherings.... Ideally, you’d like to throw a fundraiser that provides donors with the same level of intimacy and participation. Fundraisers that rely solely upon online or mobile participation, such as crowdfunding and text-to-donate campaigns, offer a ton of convenience, but they lack an element of intimate involvement that donors tend to seek. Engraved brick campaigns allow donors to participate from a distance, but because their contributions take the form of a tangible item (an engraved brick or tile), the sense of involvement is not lost. This is only magnified once the fundraiser is complete and the donated bricks and/or tiles are used to construct any type of physical structure, such as walkways, entrances, plazas, patios, etc., which can be visited by donors at any point in time.

Fundraising During Times of Economic & Social Uncertainty Times of economic strife and the social anxiety they can breed not unlike those caused, most recently, by the worldwide COVID-19 pandemic are inevitable. But they do not have to be catastrophic, or even detrimental, to your nonprofit organization’s fundraising efforts.... In fact, you may be surprised by how well your fundraiser can perform during times when logic tells us that donorship levels may be lower than normal. Why Fundraising Is Feasible During Economic Downtimes In 2018, Americans donated more than $427 billion to charity, a record high. What’s more impressive, however, is that our generosity does not diminish amid even the bleakest of economic conditions. According to its 2019 World Giving Index report, which measured giving behavior across 125 countries around the world, the Charities Aid Foundation found that 58% of Americans help a stranger, donate money to a charity, or volunteer time to an organization. That percentage is more than any other country in the world. The CAF’s 2019 report comprises data collected over a 10-year period, from 2009 to 2018, much of which was characterized by the lingering financial uncertainty of the Great Recession of 2008. People tend to continue their generous ways during the toughest of times. And as economic conditions improve, so, too, do the philanthropic contributions.