TIME: Friday, April 3 from 1 pm to 2 pm ET 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. This webinar will explore how to make this transition and the experiences of programs tackling […]
Managing COVID-19’s Impact On Your Peer-to-Peer Programs
March 20, 2020
Original Broadcast Date: March 20, 2020 How should your organization react to the COVID-19 outbreak? Postpone, cancel or move ahead? Go virtual? What impact will COVID-19 have on your 2020 revenues? How should you best communicate with supporters? Armed with a new Peer-to-Peer Professional Forum survey of top program executives and an […]
Build a Successful DIY Program From Scratch
November 25, 2019
Original Broadcast Date: November 21, 2019 Holland Bloorview Kids Rehabilitation Hospital Foundation did not have a formal peer-to-peer fundraising program prior to launching its start-up do-it-yourself campaign, Capes for Kids, in 2017. But even with a modest program budget and a limited staff, the hospital has been able to build Capes for Kids into a […]
Kick Off Event Season Without a Hitch
July 2, 2019
Original Broadcast Date: April 24, 2019 A Peer-to-Peer Fundraising Office Hours Webinar Join us for this edition of Office Hours, highly-interactive quarterly webinars in which peer-to-peer fundraising experts share a short presentation on the topic of the day and then spend the bulk of the hour answering your questions. Creating memorable event experiences and programs […]
Creating a DIY Complement to a Signature Program
June 20, 2019
Original Broadcast Date: June 20, 2019 The growth of Covenant House’s signature Sleep Out program was being limited by the physical need to host the events at Covenant House sites and high fundraising minimums. With the creation of Sleep Out America, a DIY version of the program, the group found itself with an acquisition and […]
Success Strategies: North America’s Fastest-Growing P2P Campaigns
June 13, 2019
Original Broadcast Date: June 13, 2019 Peer-to-peer campaigns throughout the United States and Canada saw strong results in 2018, according to the annual P2P Fundraising Thirty survey. But for a select group of organizations, revenues have been growing at a particularly robust rate. Children’s Miracle Network Hospitals’ Dance Marathon and Extra Life campaigns, Memorial Sloan […]
Increase Your Retention Rates With Better Event Experiences
December 18, 2018
Original Broadcast Date: December 18, 2018 It’s hard to attract people to take part in your peer-to-peer fundraising campaigns. It’s even harder to keep them coming back. But it can be done if you create events that stand out and make your participants feel special. Hear from leaders at Autism Speaks and the March of Dimes […]
Generation Z: P2P Fundraising’s Next Frontier
August 16, 2018
Original Broadcast Date: August 16, 2018 Move over, millennials. A new generation is entering adulthood and is about to put its own unique stamp on peer-to-peer fundraising. Generation Z — the moniker used to describe the generation of people born between the mid 1990s and mid 2000s — is starting to enter the work force […]
Team Captain Confidential
Insights from a P2P Fundraising All-Star
June 21, 2018
Original Broadcast Date: June 20, 2018 Team captains are crucial to the success of proprietary peer-to-peer fundraising campaigns. An excellent team captain can help recruit participants, push team members to raise money, and build camaraderie that inspires team members to come back from future events. The challenge, of course, is attracting strong captains and giving them […]
Moves Management for P2P Fundraising
October 26, 2017
Original Broadcast Date: October 26, 2017 Moves management strategy has helped AIDS/LifeCycle become one of the nation’s fastest-growing single-event fundraising campaigns. Now you can learn how to employ moves management — a fundraising strategy that involves taking a series of actions, or moves, to help attract donors, build relationships with those donors, and cultivate them […]
