GivingRadar

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Free for now!

Giving Radar has two plans, and only one of them is open. Everything we publish now is free.

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$0 no card, no trial

For fundraising and marketing teams who want to know what the sector is sending.

  • The weekly report. Everything the radar collected that week, in one place: the emails nonprofits sent, what the sector press wrote, the videos they posted and what was said on the podcasts.
  • Giving Radar Daily. A short email every weekday morning with the day’s asks, news, videos and episodes.
  • The blog. What the record shows, and how we read it.
  • Nonprofit Observers. Your market, in focus. We bring together what nonprofits send, say and post in one region, and show you what your market is doing.
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For teams who want the record itself, not only our reading of it.

  • Access to the record. The answers that cannot be found any other way: who asked, for what, when, and in which words.
  • All reports since September 2026. Every weekly report from the first one on, not only the latest.
  • The full dashboard. Complete access to our dashboard, with the data in real time: what arrived today, not last week.
  • Not before it is ready. We open it when the record is deep enough to be worth paying for, and not a season sooner.
  • Free readers hear first. When it opens, the people on the free list are told before anyone else.
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What is in the weekly report

One report a week with all the data the radar collected: how many emails arrived and what they asked for, the stories the sector press ran, the videos organizations posted, and what people said on the podcasts. Every number carries its sample size and its date range.

The latest report, for the week of October 19 to 25, 2026: read it on the page or download the PDF.

Why it is free

Because we are building something first: an intelligence for nonprofits, made from what the sector actually sends, says and posts. That takes time, and it takes people. Right now we would rather have partners and friends than customers: fundraisers who read what we find, tell us where we are wrong, and point us to what we should be watching.

So read it, share it, write back. The invoice can wait.