The last few weeks of the year are when many nonprofits and rec organizations see the greatest giving momentum. Donors are more engaged, organizations are running their final campaigns, and every dollar counts toward closing the year strong. The question is: how do you make sure your efforts stand out and drive real impact?
Join Amilia and Bloomerang for a free 50-minute webinar where our expert panel will share 10 proven strategies to help you maximize year-end giving. You’ll walk away with quick wins you can apply immediately — plus longer-term improvements that strengthen your fundraising efforts well into the new year.
What you’ll learn:
- Key drivers behind year-end donor behavior.
- Simple, effective tactics you can put into action right now.
- Smart ways to use technology to reduce barriers to giving.
- How to strengthen donor retention during the busiest fundraising season.
- Quick optimizations that can help you secure more year-end donations.
Why it matters:
Nearly one-third of all annual giving happens in December. With so much at stake, your year-end strategy can make or break your fundraising goals. This session will give you a playbook of practical, high-impact tactics — so you can finish the year strong, meet your fundraising goals, and build momentum for the year ahead.
Meet the Speakers
James Goalder
Manager, Partnerships, Bloomerang
With almost 20 years of experience working in nonprofit technology, sales, and relationship management, James brings the perfect blend of experience for his role as Partnerships Manager at Bloomerang. In addition to his work experience, James volunteers with Project Grows, a community farm in Virginia, serving on the Board and on Volunteer Nights with the organization.
Mike Beville
Chief Revenue Officer, Amilia
Mike Beville is the Chief Revenue Officer at Amilia, where he leads revenue strategy across Sales, Marketing, and Partnerships. With nearly two decades of nonprofit leadership experience, Mike brings a deep understanding of how technology can strengthen community organizations and drive social good. Based in Charleston, South Carolina, he is also a youth recreation coach, father of three, and board member of The Formation Project, a nonprofit supporting survivors of human trafficking.
Karina Huertas
Senior Account Executive for JCCs
As an Account Executive at Amilia, Karina Huertas works with JCCs, and other community-driven organizations to streamline operations and build stronger engagement. As a mom of three, including one child with special needs, she’s experienced her fair share of registration struggles. That perspective has shaped her commitment to making it easier for families to spend less time on forms and more time enjoying the programs they love. That’s why she’s dedicated to helping Ys and Js turn technology into a true community-building tool.
Thursday, October 23 @ 12:00pm EST