Nonprofit and Philanthropic Observances | November
National Philanthropy Day
Wed | November 15
Designated by the Association of Fundraising Professionals (AFP), signifies the importance of working together for the common good and to recognize the great contributions of philanthropy—and those people active in the philanthropic community—to the enrichment of our world. Has your organization made plans to recognize and celebrate your funders and donors?
Giving Tuesday
Tues | November 28
Charitable end cap to Black Friday, Small Business Saturday, and Cyber Monday and a great way to kickoff your end-of-year fundraising campaign!
Did you know…
- 50% of US households give to a nonprofit?
- Average gifts were up in 2022 with monthly giving on the rise?
- Most important days for giving are December 30 & 31?
What motivates your constituents to give?
National Mississippi Day
Wed | November 29
A day to recognize and honor the great state we live in
and some of the great things to be found here!
How does your organization plan to honor this day?
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