Peer-to-Peer Fundraising in the News Archives - Page 4 of 21

Trading Walkathons For Ice Buckets, Charities Try To Hold On To Donors

Springtime means outdoor charity events, and there are plenty to choose from. You can walk, run, bike, swim or even roll around in the mud to raise

As charity walks and runs lose steam, Billy Starr’s bike-athons power on. Riders bring in lots of dough—no excuses. Selected excerpts: Unlike most

Peer-to-peer fundraising programs are growing quickly among groups that lead events that fall outside of the traditional run, walk, and ride event

Some of the largest, most established fundraising events continued to wane in 2014 as smaller events fueled growth among the top 30 peer-to-peer

Several major charity walks and runs extended a yearslong revenue slump in 2014 as newer, sometimes offbeat fundraising events grew in popularity,

Giving: Back From Its Recession Depths "Giving USA" researchers last summer predicted that annual charitable giving in 2015 might top its

It might have been the most unlikely sleepover in Los Angeles. Not only did the gathering take place in an open-air parking lot, but any of the three

Ever since the ice-bucket challenge swept the Internet this summer, raising more than $115 million for A.L.S. research, a legion of imitators has

On November 8, 2014, the Pan-Mass Challenge (PMC) announced a record gift of $41 million to support adult and pediatric patient care and cancer