Yes, donors may not buy a ticket, but can still leave a donation.

You can collect donations from supporters on your event listing.

You can easily promote your event with email, Facebook, Twitter and other social media platforms.

You can invite people to your event, and reach a new audience with the built in promotional tools.

It’s that easy! You just fill in your event details, choose your ticket types and you’re all set and ready to promote.

The fee for nonprofits is reduced to 2.0% of the ticket price plus $0.99 cents per ticket sold if you provide your 501c3 certification letter from the IRS.

Now how cool is that?Įventbrite is not new, it was founded in 2006 - so why am I talking about it in 2015? I’m talking about it because I believe it is under-utilized in the nonprofit marketplace and it’s a missed opportunity for your organization. Your supporters can print their tickets from their computer and you can quickly check in guests or scan ticket with your own Android or iOS device. Eventbrite becomes your back office to raise more funds, collect donations easily, and amplify your message. You can offer multiple ticket types, sponsorships, and VIP upgrades through Eventbrite’s event pages on your own website. It does not charge any fee for free events.Įventbrite provides nonprofits will all the tools needed to make any fundraising event a success.

The company generates revenue by charging organizers a fee of 2.5% of the ticket price plus 99 cents per ticket sold. Eventbrite is a global marketplace for live events that allows you to set up, promote and sell tickets all around the world.

Using eventbrite to sell tickets