Who pays for nonprofit fundraising podcasts
4 publishers in this trade have carried ads, and 12 companies bought them. These are the ones reaching the most of them — with their longest run, and whether they are still spending.
givebutter.com
4 of 4 publisherslongest run 3.5 yearsstill buying · 2025
bloomerang.com
4 of 4 publisherslongest run 3.8 yearsstill buying · 2026
neonone.com
3 of 4 publisherslongest run 3.0 yearslast seen 2025
donorperfect.com
3 of 4 publisherslongest run 4.5 yearsstill buying · 2026
feathr.co
3 of 4 publisherslongest run 1.5 yearslast seen 2023
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more companies bought ads on 2 or more of these publishers. Their names are not painted yet.
The nonprofit fundraising shows these ads ran on
- Missions to Movements
- Nonprofit Nation with Julia Campbell
- We Are For Good Podcast - The Podcast for Nonprofits
- What the Fundraising
How this board was painted
- Read through 2026-09-22. We read what publishers write in their own episode descriptions, so every name here can be checked against the show’s own notes.
- A company reaches this board when it bought ads on 2 or more of the 4 publishers in this trade. 136 more appear on just one, and are not shown.
- Paint condition is how long ago we last saw a company here — fresh today, fully weathered at 36 months. A board reads “still buying” within 12 months, and gold lettering means the run passes ten years.
- Coverage counts publishers, not feeds. These 4 publishers put out 4 separate feeds.
- Of the 12 companies with the widest reach here, 100% buy in 45 or fewer podcasts anywhere. The rest buy everywhere, and we leave them on the board because we did see them here.
- 11 more were named out loud without a link, so we have the name but not the address — they are not painted yet.
- What this board does not say: nothing about rates, spend, audience, or whom to contact — we have none of that. And an absence here means we did not see it, never that it did not happen.
- This board ranks advertisers, not shows. We do not rank podcasts and do not publish a worst-to-best list of them: what we can measure is who bought, not who is worth buying.