Fundraising at 70 North American arts organizations declined 14 percent across the first nine months of 2020 compared with the same period in 2019, according to a new report.
The report is the latest to try to quantify the impact of the pandemic on arts nonprofits, which have anecdotally reported some of the deepest fundraising decreases in the nonprofit world since the onset of the health crisis. Conducted by Purple Seven and TRG Arts, the report is notable for its use of ticketing and customer-relationship software data provided by the nonprofits that participated in the survey, which allowed the authors to track in detail how donors interacted with the groups over time. The report includes seven Canadian organizations. The groups averaged $4.9 million in charitable donations in 2019.
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