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05/21/2026

Spring is peak season for peer-to-peer fundraising — and three inspiring nonprofits are making the most of it.

Check out this month's P2P Roundup to see how organizations are using GiveSignup to power their events and raise more for the causes that matter most.

May 2026 roundup: Discover how three inspiring nonprofits are using GiveSignup to power their peer-to-peer fundraising events this spring.

05/18/2026

Your fundraising teams just hit a milestone — do they know it? 🎉

GiveSignup now sends automated milestone notifications to teams, not just individual fundraisers. Every time a team hits a goal, a personalized message goes out automatically — celebrating the achievement, keeping momentum going, and motivating the whole group to keep raising.

Completely free. Zero extra work.

GiveSignup‘s newest peer-to-peer fundraising update extends automated milestone notifications to teams. Just like individual fundraiser milestone notifications, this completely free tool helps nonprofits celebrate team achievements without any additional work. By automating personalized messages e...

05/06/2026

A food pantry fighting hunger. A community raising funds for rare eye cancer research. A police foundation supporting officers beyond what the city budget covers.

Three very different causes. One thing in common: a timer who made an introduction, and peer-to-peer fundraising that turned their race communities into real fundraising engines.

Read the full case study.

See how Bryn Mawr race timers connect Philly nonprofits with RunSignup — and how you can do the same for the organizations you serve.

04/20/2026

From a 5K and family fun day supporting Central Virginia’s autism community to a massive multi-race cancer fundraiser in Tampa and a run giving caregivers of children with special needs a much-needed breath of fresh air — we have another month full of inspiration.

The April 2026 Peer-to-Peer roundup is here! Read the blog to find out which organization's we're highlighting this moth.

03/24/2026

From a milestone-making inaugural 5K celebrating 150 years of healthcare to a challenge raising millions for cancer research to a Pride 5K connecting Colorado's LGBTQ+ community with free, essential services — this month's peer-to-peer roundup is full of inspiration.

See how three incredible organizations are using GiveSignup to power events that are as impactful as the causes behind them.

The March 2026 Peer-to-Peer roundup is here! Read the blog to find out which organization's we're highlighting this moth.

03/13/2026

You've built the event. You've set up fundraiser pages. Now — how do you get people to actually fundraise?

This clip from our recent webinar covers how to use GiveSignup's Email V2 to market your event and motivate participants to start (and keep) fundraising.

03/12/2026

Your fundraiser pages are your #1 tool for converting participants into donors — are yours doing enough?

This clip from our recent webinar walks through how to build out compelling fundraiser pages on GiveSignup that motivate participants to share, engage, and raise more.

03/11/2026

What started as a cycling event with 168 participants in 2017 has grown into a 1,900+ person community fundraising experience — and 100% of every fundraising dollar goes directly to cancer research and patient care.

The Lobo Cancer Challenge at the University of New Mexico switched to GiveSignup in 2024, and the results speak for themselves. From app-based check-in to integrated volunteer management to a website that serves participants, sponsors, fundraisers, and donors all in one place — their small team is doing big things.

Learn how the Lobo Cancer Challenge grew with GiveSignup.

03/10/2026

Is your event truly fundraiser focused?

This clip from our recent webinar covers how to structure your event so fundraising isn't an afterthought — it's the centerpiece. A must-watch for nonprofits planning their next run, walk, or ride.

02/26/2026

Groups/Teams vs. Fundraising Teams — what's the difference?

Here's the simple version:
Groups/Teams = for the race (relay teams, corporate squads, friends running together)

Fundraising Teams = for the cause (raising money together with leaderboards and gamification)

The cool part? You can use BOTH at the same time.

What's the difference between Groups/Team and Fundraising Teams on GiveSignup? Keep reading to learn the difference.