Most event registration tools treat the ticket as the finish line. For a nonprofit it's the start. Here's what to look for, with the benchmarks to prove it.

Disintermediation means charities getting cut out of giving, asking for support and providing help. A new white paper from Rogare and Kingston University Business School maps how it happens. Here is what the term covers, how to tell a real threat from a healthy change, and what a charity can do about it.

Teams fit some P2P campaigns brilliantly and add friction to others. A decision guide: when team fundraising earns its keep, when to skip it, and how to set it up.

Denmark, Finland and Iceland require a permit or notification to fundraise; Norway and Sweden rely on voluntary self-regulation. We compare the rules, the costs, and the evidence - including a striking gap in donation crowdfunding.

Teams in peer-to-peer fundraising are usually framed as a competition feature. The real value sits somewhere else entirely: team captains recruit fundraisers your charity cannot reach on its own. Here is why that matters and how to set captains up to do that work well.