As peer-to-peer fundraisers prepare for a flurry of fall virtual events, they can draw from lessons learned this spring.

Many nonprofits expect their existing P2P campaigns to raise only about half of what they had budgeted at the beginning of 2020, according to a new survey of 120 North American nonprofits by the Peer-to-Peer Professional Forum.

With events like the Boston Marathon canceled due to Covid-19, nonprofits are getting creative with their endurance fundraising campaigns.

Nonprofits are having to figure out how to effectively distribute event t-shirts in the era of Covid-19.

May was replete with challenging announcements directly related to our field. Yet there are glimmers of hope – some nonprofit leaders tell us they’ve been heartened by a spirit of collaboration they’ve felt among some organizations.

Donor-relations expert Rachel Muir shares advice on how peer-to-peer fundraisers can cope with the emotional challenges of working during Covid-19.

Here are three noteworthy examples of how organizations are reinventing their campaigns on the fly during COVID-19.

The impossibility of holding mass participation events this spring has P2P program leaders scrambling to create alternatives to “real world” events in a manner that will actually raise funds.