What types of online fundraising campaigns are people donating to, and what type of donor is giving to each of these campaign types?
Either via everyday giving options on your website, or giving day or a peer-to-peer campaign, knowing key details about your donors can help you tweak your messaging and better target your marketing to increase donor conversion.
3. TH ER E A R E A LO T O F O N LI N E
FU N D R A I SI N G A V EN U ES
TH ESE D A YS
• So, who's giving to
what?
• Where do you focus?
W H Y DO
WE CARE?
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5. HOW DID WE DO IT?
SO W H A T D I D W E L EA R N ? . . . . .
2016
• Transaction data
m a d e via Kimbia
p l a t f o r m
• Anonymously
sliced and diced
1 0 0 % data
privacy protected
1.D
2ONO
MRS
• $240M online
donations
• 870k everyday
donations
• 772k giving day
donations
• 33k peer- to- peer
donations
THE YEAR WAS...
ONLINE
3CHANNELS
• Effort of
d iscovery
• H o w do different
tactics and types
of online
fundraising stack
u p to each other?
7. AVERAGE
GIFT
• P2P gifts are smaller on
average than Everyday
and Giving Day gifts
• A giving day gift is 59%
larger than the average
P2P gift
8. 3% of all Everyday gifts
are over $1,000
compared to 2% (Giving
Days) and 1%(P2P)
3%Everyday donation revenue
is much more dependent on
large gifts (over $1,000)
48%
9. M OBILE
GIVING
• Mobile gifts are slightly
more common form of P2P
donations.
• The majority of donations
from every channel are
still made on desktops.
11. G E N D E RWomen are more likely to
donate, making up 66-70% of
donors across all channels.
12. A G E
• P2P donors are the
youngest.
• Everyday donors are the
oldest.
13. E D U C A T I O N
• Donors all
well educated
• Nearly 90%
have attended
college
• 25% have
received a
graduate-level
degree
14. I N C O M E
L E V E L
• Majority of giving
from is from
households who
have an income
of between
$150,000-
250,000 annually
• Followed by an
income range of
$75,000 -
100,000.
15. O N L I N E
P U R C H A S E
B E H A V I O R
• Among all channels majority
of donors don’t shop online
• But, they do GIVE online!
16. • Facebook and LinkedIn are
the social platforms of
choice with Twitter trailing
with about a third of all
donors
• P2P donors have the highest
percentage of LinkedIn
profiles
• Of all donors on Twitter,
Giving Day donors are the
most active with 3X the
average followers
S O C I A L
M E D I A
18. 70%of Everyday giving
donations go to Education.
51%
WHERE IS THE MONEY
GOING?
43%
of Giving Day donations go
to Education.
of P2P donations go to
Human Services.
Donations ranged across all major
nonprofit verticals including:
- Education
- Environment & Animals
- Health
- Human Services
- Public Society Benefit
- Arts, Culture & Humanities
- International/Foreign Affairs
19. 2016 1.D
2ONO
MRS
THE YEAR WAS...
ONLINE
3CHANNELS
WHERE DO YOU GO
FROM HERE?
• These stats are interesting, but what do they mean to you?
• How do these apply to your own expertise with your
organization’s supporter-base?
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REPORT
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your data? Contact
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info@strengthinmembers.
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and run campaigns across
these channels? Contact
Kimbia at
info@kimbia.com
THANK
YOU!
WHAT’S NEXT?
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Notes de l'éditeur
Knowing key details about your donors can help tweak your messaging and better target your marketing to increase donor conversion.
“what does giving look like across each channel?” This gave us an idea of the dollars that were coming in through each channel.
Next, we worked with trusted data partners to get an idea of, “who are the real humans who supported these organizations?” By
gleaning the demographic and lifestyle data, as well as social media presence, we learned the story behind the donation numbers.
Lastly, we compiled all of this data and did some slicing and dicing to try to uncover some of the more nuanced insights you’ll find in this report.
Kelly and Taylor to talk about the volume of data
Jamie to talk about the technique of the analysis
Taylor
Kelly
Taylor will add in the new graphic
Taylor talk through mobile shift
Higher percentages may be representative of women of the household donating
Talk through tips on messaging to women
Female donors representative of a household
Worth noting the P2P stuff on
psychological barrier created with wealth where generosity peaks, then dips, and then peaks again...
So if you are focused on wealth screening, this is a way to further segment.
Jamie to talk about wealth divide – giving goes up and then it drops at 100k. What causes the drop?
Taylor
Kelly
Talk about the difference between what drives revenue vs promotion and engagement
Taylor
This is Kimbia data – how does it apply to your organization?
Biggest takeaway from the report is using the data to tweak your marketing and your strategy to improve conversion rates
Looking at big, high level numbers like this is interesting, and can give you a sense for which trends are working in your vertical, and apply it to your donor base.
Non of these recommendations are all good for any one organization. Apply a filter based on your own organization.
To be successful you need a fundraising strategy that activates donors in every channel. Your solutions need to be mobile-optimized, socially shareable and designed to meet your donors’ unique needs.