Join the Growing Nonprofit Community Benefiting From Specialized Fundraising Data

Get ready to give your data. The Individual Donor Benchmark Survey is back! Now is the time to be part of a growing grassroots movement to empower small and medium nonprofits to benefit from fundraising data tailored to you.

Presented by Third Space Studio and BC/DC Ideas, the nationally renowned IDB Survey returns for a fourth year on Monday, March 2. Don’t miss your chance to benefit from big data for small, mighty nonprofits. Click here to get counted in for this year’s IDB Survey!

What You Get When You Give

When you submit your nonprofit’s 2014 fundraising data, we’ll provide you with your individual results AND the complete survey results to share. You’ll also receive the official Individual Donor Benchmark report and infographic, and an invitation to an exclusive webinar for survey participants where we’ll dig into the results.

The 2014 IDB Survey opens in two weeks. All you have to do right now is click to Count Me In.

Not sure how to get started? Attend a special webinar on Tuesday, March 3 where Heather Yandow will walk through how to collect your data for this year’s survey. Click here to register.

Participants will also be entered to win one of five prize packs including:

• One year’s subscription to the Grassroots Fundraising Journal
• A book from the Kim Klein Fundraising Series
• Two hours of organizational development consulting from Third Space Studio
• Two hours of communications consulting from BC/DC Ideas 

Building On The Past

For the past three years, the Individual Donor Benchmark Survey has been working hard to collect donor data from small and medium nonprofits to fill a void of donor data. By building a database of accurate donor information, the IDB Report is helping nonprofits enhance their fundraising strategies.

“The Individual Donor Benchmark Project is designed to give you more information about your fundraising program,” said Heather Yandow, Third Space Studio. “There are many surveys and reports on nonprofit fundraising, but most only look at large organizations. We are focusing on the small and mighty organizations – those with budgets under $2 million.”

Yandow added, “By participating in the survey, nonprofits can gain valuable data and additional resources to understand their donor potential and enhance fundraising strategies.”

National Recognition

Last year’s Individual Donor Benchmark Report gained national attention being featured by the Stanford Innovation Review, Nonprofit Times and others. Learn more about the 2013 IDB Survey and Report here.

Count Me In

The Individual Donor Benchmark Survey opens Monday, March 2. Make sure you are counted in. And encourage your fellow nonprofit fundraisers to join too. The more data we collect, the better the results we’ll have to share. Help us make this year the best yet!

The survey opens on Monday, March 2, so get ready.

• Read the 2013 Individual Donor Benchmark Report
• View the 2013 Individual Donor Benchmark Infographic

Thanks to the generous partners of the Individual Donor Benchmark Project: Third Space Studio, BC/DC Ideas, Network for Good, NeonCRM, Grassroots Institute for Fundraising Training, Little Green Light and AGH Strategies.