Giving Tuesday, In Its Fourth Year, Is Now Officially a “Thing” | Nonprofit Quarterly

Giving Tuesday, In Its Fourth Year, Is Now Officially a “Thing” | Nonprofit Quarterly: "Giving Tuesday, In Its Fourth Year, Is Now Officially a “Thing”"



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Your #GivingTuesday 2015 Prep List - Third Sector Today

Your #GivingTuesday 2015 Prep List - Third Sector Today:



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#GivingTuesday Resources | Salsa

#GivingTuesday Resources | Salsa

Everything You Need To Know About #GivingTuesday

#GivingTuesday is the official start to the holiday giving season. Hot on the heels of Black Friday and Cyber Monday (on December 2, this year), #GivingTuesday is a chance for people to give back, by making a donation to their favorite nonprofit organization and then spreading the word of their gift to family and friends.

Top Tips for Engaging Donors During #GivingTuesday

Top Tips for Engaging Donors During #GivingTuesday: A recent check of the organizations seeing the value of the national effort reflects only 10 religious nonprofits listed on the initiative’s website, and of those, only one appears to be Jewish (JChoice.org)! Clearly, there is an opportunity for the Jewish community to take on a much larger role within the #GivingTuesday movement, especially since it is coinciding with Chanukah this year.

To help Jewish nonprofits make the most of this event, we offer the following tips:

'Giving Tuesday': The Start Of A Holiday Tradition? : NPR

'Giving Tuesday': The Start Of A Holiday Tradition? : NPR: First, there was the post-Thanksgiving sales spectacle Black Friday and then the online version, Cyber Monday. Now, charitable groups want to start a new holiday tradition — it's called Giving Tuesday and the first one is tomorrow.

It may seem a little surprising that no one came up with the idea before of designating a specific day to help launch the holiday charitable giving season.