Holiday Giving Psychology: Why December Is the Most Profitable Month for Youth Sports Fundraising
December giving isn’t driven by luck or coincidence—it’s driven by psychology. As the year comes to a close, people naturally become more generous. They’re reflecting on what the past year meant, what they’re grateful for, and how they want to show up for their communities. For youth sports teams, this seasonal shift in mindset can be transformative. December...
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| December 16, 2025
Holiday Fundraising Ideas for Youth Sports: High-ROI Campaigns That Actually Work
Holiday fundraisers can either feel like a cheerful community moment… or like trying to coach a scrimmage while also juggling a bake sale, a raffle, and 37 unread texts. If you want strong results this season, aim for high-ROI fundraising: campaigns that raise meaningful dollars without demanding insane volunteer hours. Why holiday fundraising performs Dece...
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| December 11, 2025
Top Youth Sports Fundraising Trends to Watch in 2026
It’s that magical time of year when calendars fill up, snacks disappear at record speed, and everyone’s inbox is basically a snowstorm of “one last request before December 31.” For youth sports programs, it’s also the perfect moment to look ahead—because while the holidays are about wrapping things up, the smartest teams are already setting themselves up for ...
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| December 10, 2025
Donor Retention Strategies: How to Turn One-Time Givers into Recurring Supporters
Acquiring new donors is expensive and time-consuming. Yet many nonprofits focus heavily on new donor acquisition while overlooking their most valuable asset: existing supporters. Research shows that retaining donors is five times more cost-effective than acquiring new ones, and recurring donors give 42% more annually than one-time contributors. The key to sus...
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