If you've heard of #GivingTuesday, you've probably seen the overwhelming stats that suggest it is the perfect time of year to leverage an online giving campaign to raise more for your organization.
#GivingTuesday, the first Tuesday after Thanksgiving- held Tuesday, December 1 in 2020-was started in 2012 as a day of giving back in direct contrast to its consumeristic counterparts, Black Friday and Cyber Monday. It has since grown into a global generosity movement that raised nearly 2 billion dollars last year (online and offline) in the U.S. alone.
This is clearly an online and social media movement, with more than 20 billion social media impressions in 2019. In fact, #GivingTuesday was among the top trending topics on Twitter through most of the day on #GivingTuesday 2019.
This year’s #GivingTuesday is December 1st, the same day in both the United States and Canada. Even though it’s just around the corner, you still have time to leverage this day of generosity, and maximize year-end giving for your organization with FrontStream’s all-in-one digital fundraising platform, Panorama. Set up your own #GivingTuesday fundraiser with Panorama Campaigns.
Panorama Campaigns have all the features you need to make your #GivingTuesday appeal stand out and raise more this giving season including:
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To get started login to your Panorama account. You can set up a campaign in minutes and continue to raise donations through the end of the year to inspire your donors and further your organization's mission.
With #GivingTuesday only weeks away, it is the perfect time to give Panorama Campaigns a try and harness the power of online giving during this global day of generosity!
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Additional resources:
Blog Post: 5 Proven Ways your Charity Can Raise More This Giving Season
Video: Panorama Campaigns Video
Video: Panorama by FrontStream
Blog post: 5 Steps to Raise More with Donor Covers the Fee and Panorama
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