Jacki Splittorf-Sullins’ work in fighting childhood cancer has earned her the 2019 Cash, Sweat & Tears Award as North America’s top fundraising volunteer.

While revenues were down overall in 2018 for the nation’s 30-largest peer-to-peer fundraising campaigms, the climate for peer-to-peer fundraising is improving.

The Alzheimer’s Association’s record-shattering campaigns have set the standard for nonprofits across North America.

While Facebook has been allowing individuals to raise money on the platform for about three years, it has only recently been stepping up its efforts to partner directly with charities and fundraising platforms.

Jillian Stewart, the founder and CEO of Peerworks Consulting, shares insights on how to recruit program participants who add value to your peer-to-peer fundraising campaign.

One of the great things about peer-to-peer fundraising is that it is always embracing new approaches and emerging technology. But in our quest for the latest and greatest, we sometimes lose sight of the fact that there’s still value in the tried and true.

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.

The New Year is here — and with it comes the start of a busy stretch for peer-to-peer fundraisers, many of whom are kicking off their spring campaigns. Here are three trends that are likely to affect the way you’re approaching your work in 2019.

Generation Z is about to turn everything we know about peer-to-peer fundraising upside down.