Does sweepstakes fundraising for nonprofits really work? Yes! Here’s what a sweepstakes fundraiser looks like from the donor’s perspective and why it works so well (hint: donors love sweepstakes!)

Fundraising with sweepstakes a new and exciting way for nonprofits to raise money. Like any fundraiser, marketing of your sweepstakes is key to your success. But how you promote a sweepstakes might be a bit different. We’ve got you covered – read on for our top 10 best practices for launching and promoting a successful online sweepstakes.

What does it take to raise big money with a TapKat sweepstakes? A long-term vision paired with consistent action will win the day.

You don’t have to find a big donor for the perfect sweepstakes prize, or layout cash to buy a prize up front. Check out this article for an alternative way to get your sweepstakes prize with no financial risk for your nonprofit.

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.

Bust out the planners and to-do lists! Now is the perfect time to get your ducks in a row for a successful 2023 TapKat sweepstakes.

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.

It’s important to reach out to your donor base consistently while your sweepstakes is live (we recommend sending out a dedicated email at least once per month). Sometimes, nonprofits start to feel like they’re sending the same message over and over — so here are some ideas to take advantage of the holiday season to liven up your messaging!

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.

Sometimes small or young nonprofits look at the big numbers raised via TapKat sweepstakes by more established nonprofits and wonder, “But could it work for me?” The answer is yes, but today, let’s look at exactly why. Small and young nonprofits: today’s post is just for you!

Do you know the difference between a sweepstakes and a raffle? In today’s post, let’s explore the differences so you can make an informed decision about which tool is best for your fundraising efforts.

It’s all about the numbers – the more people who know about your TapKat sweepstakes, the more donations you’ll receive, and the more successful your overall campaign will be. Check out our best strategies for marketing your sweepstakes over social media.

Email marketing to your donor base is extremely impactful in terms of raising money for your TapKat sweepstakes. Never underestimate the power of a targeted, timely email! Today, we’ll take a look at how to structure your email marketing campaign to get the most bang for your buck.

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.

Images don’t just show the audience what the prize is, they tell a story about how your winner will feel when they take it home. Read more to learn how to pick the best images for your sweepstakes!

Did you know a fundraising sweepstakes can help convert your nonprofit's foot traffic into active donors? Your foot traffic may be a robust revenue stream for your nonprofit!

Nonprofit museums are really in a squeeze to continue to serve their communities and somehow raise money in the face of economic turbulence.

Keep calm, keep washing your hands and, please, keep your distance! All of us are scrambling to deal with the coronavirus emergency, but we know that nonprofits are particularly hard hit. Everything is shutting down while the needs of the people you serve are growing.