by Robin Yan, Co-Founder & CEO at FanaPhilanthropy is evolving, and we’re seeing a new trend: ‘Charity 2.0.’ In this digital age, influencers and live streamers—who used to be known mainly for entertainment and content creation—are quickly becoming key players in the world of charitable giving. With their large followings and the ability to connect deeply with audiences, they’ve become powerful advocates for causes around the globe.This shift is significant. Traditional ways of engaging donors are on the decline, but social media influencers are stepping in to fill the gap. They’re not just raising funds; they’re inspiring a whole new generation of givers, making charity more accessible and impactful than ever before.The Power of Creator-Led Charity InitiativesSocial media has changed how we connect with others and consume entertainment. It’s also changing how we give. Influencers and content creators, with their large and loyal audiences, are in a unique position to make a big impact in the world of charity

Bloomerang, an Indianapolis, Indiana-based provider of a donor and volunteer relationship management platform, acquired Qgiv, a Lakeland, FL-based provider of fundraising technology solutions.