Peer-to-peer fundraising can work for any organization.  It can create significant funding and brand awareness.  It activates social networks, both online and offline.  For example, the recently released Peer-to-Peer 30 indicates nearly $1.6 billion were raised by just the 30 largest such programs in 2014.  Collectively, they engaged more than 11.6 million volunteers in thousands

With the “fiscal cliff” looming, and varying predictions of the likely outcome, many nonprofits and their donors may be frozen. But inaction is not the right strategy. So what can you do to be positioned for any of the possible outcomes? Here are our suggestions.