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How Polaris Project Fundraises

Disaster/International Aid·Washington, DC

A data-driven look at how Polaris Project fundraises by email. Based on 10 archived emails sent since Mar 2026, here are the real subject lines they write, how often they send, the mix of appeals vs. newsletters, the Salesforce Marketing Cloud email platform they send from, the Springboard donation platform they use, and the ads they run.

Emails archived

10

Send cadence

1.8/mo

avg. emails

Donation platform

Springboard

Email mix

How Polaris Project splits its email program across the seven fundraising email types — led by newsletter/update (60%).

Send volume — last 12 months

Recent subject lines

Real subject lines Polaris Project has used — a swipe file of what actually lands in the inbox.

  • Your August Polaris PostAug 2026
  • You're Invited: Building the Future TogetherJul 2026
  • Polaris’s Next Chapter: Collaboration Over CompetitionMay 2026
  • You're invited: Meet Ruth, the AI trained to protect survivorsApr 2026
  • What We’re Seeing: March Research & Data HighlightsMar 2026
  • Hear their storiesMar 2026
  • Let’s get socialMar 2026
  • Here’s a quick & easy way to be an allyMar 2026
  • Welcome, GregMar 2026
  • Thank you for joining the fight against human trafficking!Mar 2026

Email examples by type

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