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We're heading to San Francisco! 🌿 Our Head of Marketing, Lauren Patrick, and Iggy (😉) be at the APGA Annual Conference 2...
06/02/2026

We're heading to San Francisco! 🌿

Our Head of Marketing, Lauren Patrick, and Iggy (😉) be at the APGA Annual Conference 2026: Inspiring Innovation, hosted by the American Public Gardens Association, to connect with the incredible nonprofit and public garden community.

We’re looking forward to seeing you there! 👋

Your mission doesn't pause for economic uncertainty. Neither should your strategy. GDP growth slowed to just 0.5% in Q1,...
06/01/2026

Your mission doesn't pause for economic uncertainty. Neither should your strategy.

GDP growth slowed to just 0.5% in Q1, inflation has climbed to 3.3%, and federal funding uncertainty continues to ripple across the sector. The organizations coming out ahead right now are the ones staying disciplined and proactive.

Here are 4 things every nonprofit leader should know as we close out this quarter:

🚀 The economic backdrop is challenging but manageable

🚀 Federal grant disruptions are real and ongoing

🚀 Donor behavior is diverging in ways that matter

🚀 Your Q2 priorities should focus on reserves, diversification, and board alignment

Read the full report here: https://www.infinitegiving.com/blog/q2-2026-market-analysis-and-economic-outlook-for-nonprofits

May is Mental Health Awareness Month, and the organizations showing up every day for their communities deserve a financi...
05/28/2026

May is Mental Health Awareness Month, and the organizations showing up every day for their communities deserve a financial foundation as strong as their mission.

South Lane Mental Health has served Cottage Grove, Oregon since 1988, but in 2020, they were nearly bankrupt. When pandemic relief arrived and they had reserves for the first time ever, the big question became: now what?

With the help of Infinite Giving, they created a strong reserve structure so their team can stay focused on what matters most: serving 1,400 clients a year. 🙌

Set up time to meet with an advisor: https://www.infinitegiving.com/get-started

05/27/2026

Here's what most nonprofits miss: compliance gets you in the door, but relationships keep you there.

If you don't have a real relationship with your funder, you lose something critical: the ability to have an honest conversation when things aren't going as planned.

Funders are human. They understand challenges, shifting timelines, and missed metrics, but only if they know you. Only if there's trust built before the hard conversation needs to happen. 🤝

Without that relationship, you're just a report in their inbox.

With it, you have a funder who understands your work in real time, and who wants to see you succeed.

Compliance and relationships aren't either/or. The nonprofits that get funded year after year treat them as equally important. ✅

05/26/2026

The hardest part of QCD (Qualified Charitable Distribution) giving isn't the mechanics. It's getting your donor to have the conversation with their financial advisor. 💬

Here's a line that opens the door every time:

"You're probably not 70 and a half yet, but if you were, a qualified charitable distribution would be the most tax-efficient way you could give."

That one sentence does the work for you.

Your job isn't to be their financial advisor. Your job is to plant the seed, and let their advisor do the rest. 🤝

Thank you to Sari McConnell of Donor Boom for joining our CEO, Karen Houghton, for this conversation on becoming a generosity guide for your donors.

Most nonprofits are only accepting cash donations, but your donors may have more to give.Here’s the truth: many of them ...
05/22/2026

Most nonprofits are only accepting cash donations, but your donors may have more to give.

Here’s the truth: many of them would give more if you made it easy.

Here's what accepting non-cash gifts can look like for your nonprofit:

📌 Stock donations: 0% transaction fees, no minimum required. Your donors may get a tax advantage, and you can keep more of every gift.

📌 Crypto gifts: A fast-growing giving method with just a 1% processing fee.

📌 Brokerage accounts: Fully digital, open in as little as 3 business days with Infinite Giving’s help.

If your nonprofit isn't set up for this yet, it's simpler than you think!

Learn more: https://www.infinitegiving.com/

05/21/2026

Most organizations apply for a grant, then figure out the details. 🚨

We're flipping that script.

Thoughtful grant management doesn't start when the money hits your account. It starts with the conversations you have before you apply. 🧠

The grants that get managed well are the ones that were thought through from the very beginning.

Thank you to Marc Misiurewicz of Empreinte Consulting for joining our CEO, Karen Houghton, for this conversation on grant stewardship.

It may be simpler than you think to tap into a growing base of crypto donors.Infinite Giving's crypto donation platform ...
05/19/2026

It may be simpler than you think to tap into a growing base of crypto donors.

Infinite Giving's crypto donation platform allows nonprofits to accept Bitcoin, Ethereum, and more without ever having to hold or manage cryptocurrency directly.

Here's how it works:

1️⃣ Share your custom giving link or wallet QR code with donors

2️⃣ Infinite Giving liquidates the cryptocurrency to cash

3️⃣ The converted funds are securely transferred to your nonprofit's bank account

Donors may also benefit from potential tax advantages when donating crypto — consult a tax advisor for guidance specific to your situation.

Learn more about our crypto donation platform: https://www.infinitegiving.com/giving/crypto-donations

05/18/2026

Nonprofit leaders, encourage your donors to talk to their financial advisor before they give. 💡

When donors consult a financial advisor first, they discover smarter, more tax-efficient ways to give.

Your role is to be the generosity guide: the person who plants the seed, asks the right questions, and points donors in the right direction before the gift conversation even begins. 🤝

The nonprofits that embrace this mindset often find their donors showing up with bigger, more meaningful gifts.

Start the conversation. Guide the generosity.

Thank you to Sari McConnell of Donor Boom for joining our CEO, Karen Houghton, for this conversation on becoming a generosity guide for your donors.

05/15/2026

Here's something most nonprofits don't talk about openly: a grant can actually cost your organization money. 💸

The good news? Funders are starting to wake up to this reality.

More and more, forward-thinking funders are moving toward multi-year funding models because they've seen the data. Several years of sustained support creates the kind of organizational stability that produces real, measurable impact. A one-time check rarely does.

Here's what that shift reveals: funders are ultimately focused on impact. They want to see the communities they care about actually change. And the organizations that thrive long-term are the ones who understand this and communicate around it clearly. 🤝

The sweet spot? When impact and relationship meet.

When you show up as a transparent, communicative steward of your funder's investment, when you tell the story of what's working, what's hard, and where you're headed, something shifts. Funders stop feeling like check writers and start feeling like collaborators. And when that happens, they want to help. They advocate for you. They come back.

Clear communication isn't just good manners. It's a financial strategy. 🚀

Thank you to Marc Misiurewicz of Empreinte Consulting for joining our CEO, Karen Houghton, for a conversation surrounding grant stewardship.

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