According to statistics from Double the Donation, U.S. donors (including individuals, businesses, and government agencies) contribute roughly $58 billion in-kind to nonprofits each year. These contributions are an essential part of nonprofit fundraising, yet many organizations overlook the potential of corporate in-kind donations. In this post, we will guide you…
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According to statistics from Double the Donation, U.S. donors (including individuals, businesses, and government agencies) contribute roughly $58 billion in-kind to nonprofits each year. These
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