Peer-to-peer fundraising isn’t just for large, well-established organizations.
Smaller, community-based nonprofits can also succeed with P2P — if they take the steps to build a strong base of support.
Sunrise Association in Long Island, N.Y., proves that local organizations can succeed in P2P. The organization started its peer-to-peer program with a single walk in 2006 and has been steadily growing its campaign ever since.
Today, Sunrise plays host to five walk events — and it has been able to continually grow its walk revenue over the past 12 years.
Want to learn more about Sunrise’s success?
Join us on Tuesday, January 29, at 2 p.m. Eastern time for a special webinar featuring Aileen Hoffman, Sunrise Association’s vice president of events.
Hoffman and Rallybound’s Morgan Connelly will show you how to:
- build a community in a fun and meaningful way to both attract and retain supporters
- use technology to maximize community building through walks
- assess your peer-to-peer fundraising strategy and adjust it according to your organization
