How Many Clicks Does It Take….To Donate?
Have you tried navigating a website, searching for your intended goal only to be slowed by disorganized pages or distracting content? Have you even been
May 24, 2021
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The Remedy for Virtual Learning Fatigue
In a recent article by Education Week, it was pointed out that there is a larger than normal percentage of students who have been receiving failing
December 18, 2020
Private Schools and the Success of GivingTuesday 2020
On December 1, 2020, millions of people across the United States came together to celebrate generosity and over $2.47 billion dollars was donated to nonprofits
December 11, 2020
The Impact of Micro-Fundraising
The use of micro-fundraisers can be a great way to expand your donor base and garner support from your community for things that they care
October 12, 2020
6 Pointers to Prepare for a Germ-Free GivingTuesday
In March things changed drastically for schools across the country. We went from being face-to-face with students, faculty, and staff to only seeing people through
September 14, 2020
Stay Open Strategy for Schools
Over 130 million users contribute to the success of the Google app WAZE to navigate their driving decisions each day. The Waze App popularity grew
July 30, 2020
How Schools can Open in 2020 and Stay Open
Schools are looking for every possible option to open and stay open in a traditional learning environment while keeping their faculty and students safe. How
July 11, 2020
Germ-Free-Fundraising
“Wash your hands!” “Wash your hands!” “Wash your hands!” This is not a new phrase for teachers and educators. However, in today’s world, it’s a
June 11, 2020
Think Outside The Tissue Box
The school doors may be closed, but your fundraising efforts can remain wide open! Virtual fundraising can be accomplished with the right online giving platform
May 11, 2020
Children and Identity Theft: The Dangers You May Not be Aware of
When parents think about protecting their children from online dangers, identity theft is probably not the first thing that comes to mind, but it should
April 9, 2020
