The small-dollar donor has not disappeared. That donor is increasingly giving through people they trust, including friends, creators, and community leaders on platforms such as Twitch, YouTube, Instagram, and TikTok. The opportunity for nonprofits is to make generosity more accessible by giving supporters meaningful ways to participate beyond a personal gift.
Join us to learn how to:
* Engage younger supporters without relying on their personal giving capacity
* Turn creators, fundraisers, and advocates into trusted connections to new donors
* Use social platforms and livestreaming to reach communities beyond your existing audience
* Give fundraisers the impact stories and messaging they need while preserving their authentic voices
* Build fundraiser relationships that continue beyond the year-end campaign
Your next major fundraiser may not be able to make a major gift. They may be able to inspire one.
Speaker Bios
Jason Heitman
Principal, Creator Fundraising at Tiltify
Jason has spent his career at the intersection of community and cause, believing that the most powerful fundraising isn’t an ask, it’s a place where people belong.
– 9 years at St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital – ALSAC
– 4 years in the U.S. Navy
– 15 years in startup environments
Now at Tiltify, Jason creates the experiences that turn a moment into a movement, bringing the same strategy behind Ryan Trahan’s 50 States in 50 Days (which raised $11.5M for St. Jude and won the Ad Age Award for Best YouTube Creator Collaboration) to more nonprofits.
Amanda Dafonte
Head of Marketing, Tiltify Catalyst
Amanda has spent nearly a decade in the nonprofit technology space, helping fundraising professionals access the insights, resources, and strategies they need to grow their impact.
Throughout her career, she has partnered with organizations of all sizes to develop educational content and learning experiences—from webinars and e-books to practical fundraising resources designed for today’s nonprofit leaders.
