PathFinder

This blog helps nonprofits get more out of their efforts in online fundraising, digital marketing, and social media. It also features episodes from the Nonprofit Nation podcast.

This certificate program is a credential that demonstrates advanced level breadth and depth of knowledge about the fundraising practice, a commitment to leadership in the sector, and a commitment to ethical and effective professional practice.

This tool brings the power of the corporate workforce to the nonprofit community. Nonprofits can post a project to the Catchafire platform to connect to a volunteer to ask questions and get things done.

This certificate program provides a strong foundation in digital storytelling and fundraising. It explores a variety of best practices, strategies, platforms, tools, and techniques to inspire, engage, and activate stakeholders—including donors, funders, program beneficiaries, and other partners.

This certificate program is directed at fundraising professionals and other nonprofit leaders. It consists of four courses: Understanding Philanthropy, The Art of Fundraising, Fundraising Ethics, and Effecive Leadership, Effective Fundraising. 

This certificate program provides professional with tools that can be used in funding appeals and solicitations. Participants complete the Principles & Techniques of Fundraising course and select three of the following coures: Developing Major Gifts, Developing Annual Sustainability, Planned Giving: Getting the Proper Start, and Managing the Capital Campaign. 

This program provides a comprehensive suite of non-credit courses designed for individuals working in the nonprofit sector. Completing any three of the courses will earn participants a Certificate in Nonprofit Management from the University of Illinois at Chicago.

This book is a down-to-earth guide for mission-driven leadership. It offers practical advice on activities such as fundraising, team building, communications, and management.

This blog features articles of interest to nonprofit organizations on topics such as fundraising, grantwriting, and expanding an organization's social media presence. 

This book is a collection of stories documenting racism and survival by 14 accomplished Black fundraisers working in charities across North America.