Resources
Blog posts, publications, and other fun stuff.
We share our insights, events, and anything else that comes to mind here.
Email Deliverability Checkup
Is your nonprofit organization’s email reaching supporters’ inboxes? Are your click through rates smaller than you think they should be? Raise HECK’s Email Deliverability Checkup
Raise HECK: Certified as an EveryAction Super User
Raise HECK became an EveryAction partner in 2019, our first year in business, and today we have the credentials to go along with it! We
What Star Trek Can Teach Nonprofits About Using AI
It seems like AI is everywhere these days. Half the posts I read on LinkedIn are touting amazing things people are doing with AI to
Perfection? How about Progress Instead?
Let’s agree on one thing: perfection isn’t possible. Something we heard early in our careers is “Don’t let the perfect be the enemy of the
Partner Post: Build from Within to Maximize Donations: with S&R Consulting and Raise HECK
Things aren’t predictable right now especially in the nonprofit world. We’ve heard from many of you that donations are down, grants are not being renewed,
Good Vibes Lead to Great Outcomes
Choosing a consultant requires a lot of things to be right: background, industry knowledge, technical fluency, and more. It’s also important to enjoy working with
June Update: New Workshop, New Service
We have two updates to share with you. First, we’re doing a workshop with Elyse Wallnutt, and second, we have a new service we’re offering
Back to Basics
There are several best practices that “everybody knows” when it comes to digital marketing and fundraising. Many of them are simple and don’t require complicated
Nonprofits, We’re All In This Together
Things aren’t predictable right now for nonprofits. That’s probably too nice of a way of saying it. There’s a spectrum of fear, uncertainty, and doubt
Webinar: Thinking Beyond the Cookie Jar
Webinar Invitation There ain’t no party like a third party–until the party’s over! Are you prepared for the decline of third-party cookie-based acquisition? Thinking Beyond