In 2023, the Delores Project raised $8,900 with a Denver Nuggets ultimate fan package. Learn how they did it.

In 2024, The Glens Falls Hospital Foundation raised $58,125 with a Toyota Rav4 XLE. Learn how they did it.

In 2023, The Broomfield Rotary Charitable Foundation raised $168,850, and they’re on track to do it again in 2024. Learn how they did it.

In 2023, JDRF raised $350,535 with a sweepstakes for a Ford Mustang Convertible. Learn how they did it.

In 2023, The Dear Jack Foundation raised over $43,000 by running multiple sweepstakes for concert events. Learn how they did it.

With a great prize package and targeted email marketing, Ski Utah raised over $80,000 on their second TapKat sweepstakes.

Learn how a car museum in Iowa used a TapKat sweepstakes to raise over $1 million dollars.

Gift of Life Howie’s House raised $24,800 in just a few weeks with tickets to a Taylor Swift concert. Learn how they did it.

With consistent and targeted email marketing, Ski Utah was able to inform their donor base of their sweepstakes and ultimately raise over $60,000.

Donor base growth is typical for TapKat sweepstakes: 99% of TapKat sweepstakes attract new donors. Learn how The Shelby American Collection grew their donor base from 800 to more than 52,000 names over the course of their seven sweepstakes.

Running a sweepstakes is an inclusive way to fundraise, because everyone gets to participate at a level that is comfortable for them. Learn how Little Kids Rock raised over $28,000 with a donated, signed guitar from Def Leppard.

The Cobra Experience, a nonprofit museum in Martinez, California, discovered the incredible power of leveraging their donors’ time online by incorporating a sweepstakes into their annual fundraising plan.

Partnering with a corporation is a great way to reach more donors and spread the word about your sweepstakes. We interviewed the nonprofit AIARE and their TapKat sweepstakes sponsor, KLIM, to gain insight into how their partnership worked (and how they raised over $167,000!)

Membership-based nonprofit organizations have a built-in advantage with TapKat sweepstakes fundraising – their members! Selecting a prize that resonates with their members’ interests is clear-cut. And the organizations can promote the sweepstakes directly to their membership without the need for outside marketing channels.

Sponsorships can boost a nonprofit’s sweepstakes tremendously. And it’s a win-win: the nonprofit raises more funds and awareness, plus the sponsor has an opportunity to give back to the community and elevate their brand.

How New Jersey Audubon successfully combines TapKat sweepstakes with their live annual events, increasing both fundraising success and event attendance.

The Shelby American Collection, a small nonprofit museum, has grown their donor base from 800 to 45,000, and now raises over $1,000,000 annually with TapKat sweepstakes fundraising.

In 2021, The National Sprint Car Hall of Fame Museum ran their third TapKat sweepstakes and raised a whopping $723,750. We sat down with Bob Baker to find out just how he and his team accomplished this, and what it means for the nonprofit.

What if you could raise over $100,000 for your nonprofit this year? Learn how The American Heritage Museum in Stow, Massachusetts did just that, using a TapKat sweepstakes as a catalyst to inspire people to donate.

How a tiny nonprofit grew their base from 800 non-donating followers to over 20,437 highly motivated donors in just four years.