When a 150,000-gallon pipeline spill left the Surfrider Foundation without a plan to fundraise in real time, CauseMic built a multichannel campaign in just 48 hours that maximized reach and donations.
Donations for a local environmental nonprofit spiked after a 48,000-acre wildfire, then dropped as urgency faded. CauseMic built a prioritized content strategy to retain and reengage donors for the long haul.
Selamta Family Project lacked the capacity to grow brand awareness and revenue to power its critical work with orphans in Ethiopia. CauseMic's strategy grew their annual event participation 70% and revenue 61%.
A simple way to improve how your team runs campaigns? The retrospectives. Matt Scott, cofounder and CEO of CauseMic, walks through the six-step process that gives your team the tools they need to figure out what worked, what didn’t, and what to do ...
Trade run-of-the-mill brainstorming meetings for a process that gets you more ideas, clearer decisions, and actionable next steps. Matt Scott and Bobbi Snethen walk through CauseMic’s framework for turning any team problem into a clear, prioritized ...
Every nonprofit experiences growing pains. Ironically, most of them are caused by the same decisions that made growth possible. This article breaks down the five phases of nonprofit growth, the crisis that ends each one, and how to figure out which phase ...