Top 2024 Nonprofit Snapchat Advertisers

Did you know that you can see all the political ads, spend and CPMs from advertisers on Snapchat? It is all available for download here.

They don’t make it easy to explore the way the Meta Facebook Ad library and the TikTok ad library does so we went ahead and played with the data with the help of AI and Causewriter.ai. We took all advertisers that had spent over $100 on an ad, pulled out the nonprofits and then analyzed what they were doing/spending in Q1 2024.

Top 11 Nonprofits Politically-related Spending on Snapchat

Climate Power
Total Spend: $32,989 CPM: Approximately $7.50 Audience: 18-39 Example ad: https://www.snap.com/political-ads/asset/30faf19f296aa342b6cdcf2c80f40abfee8137fc3fcdbb91061b0f5174e1a6fe?mediaType=png

League of Women Voters
Total Spend: $1,185 CPM: Approximately $11.25 Audience: Women aged 18-34 in Ohio Example ad: https://www.snap.com/political-ads/asset/96dbf641d4fa35f5b81cdc35ddb74784b556f7d00133657a40671f40501017d4?mediaType=mp4

When We All Vote
Total Spend: $3,836 CPM: Approximately $7.00 Audience: 14-17 in Nevada Example ad: https://www.snap.com/political-ads/asset/f22cd857a2623768763a003959280c361e439240dee414cbf61a717853803a7c?mediaType=mp4

Sierra Club
Total Spend: $8,478 CPM: Approximately $7.50 Audience: 18+ in Ohio, Michigan, and Pennsylvania Example ad: https://www.snap.com/political-ads/asset/f2797c40ec57f22a51cdae0cb88abfba64f54019011a80f067db3ef0fc6a466e?mediaType=mp4

NRDC (Natural Resources Defense Council)
Total Spend: $8,240 CPM: Approximately $4.25 Audience: 18+
Example ad: https://www.snap.com/political-ads/asset/f4712c2daf04a4aeab97cc977712a596d1423b46c0b7e23caeeda34ccec654bc?mediaType=png

Everytown for Gun Safety
Total Spend: $3,895 CPM: Approximately $7.50 Audience: 18-34
Example ad: https://www.snap.com/political-ads/asset/cc057dddbe230d03a934860ee7a642c313edc3a9a91b146f9ef4b0aa4d87337d?mediaType=png

Human Appeal
Total Spend: €5,235 (approximately $5,700) CPM: Approximately €2.75 (approximately $3.00) Audience: 18+ in France
Example ad: https://www.snap.com/political-ads/asset/5dc1efd20b3a1030f8cd358a9b541b9ed320af671f4893b082e353be45cbf2ef?mediaType=mp4

Islamic Relief USA
Total Spend: $16,739 CPM: Approximately $8.00 Audience: 19+ Example ad: https://www.snap.com/political-ads/asset/23a90c34898eecfc71b1b07ba29dbf3550764a6d02a1da604e1c9512f4660375?mediaType=jpg

Mercy Without Limits
Total Spend: $2,653 CPM: Approximately $5.00 Audience: 18+ Example ad: https://www.snap.com/political-ads/asset/e76884d2135822131a16a5e5bafe338901dcb9104dac5062e25eb00d97b462d6?mediaType=jpg

Mercy USA
Total Spend: $1,718 CPM: Approximately $6.75 Audience: 21+ in California Example ad: https://www.snap.com/political-ads/asset/8eafd3fa67835e5b3a79bc0d8d6660e97c964f0c1016e6c70a7f9276fc670e98?mediaType=png

Apiary for Practical Support
Total Spend: $7,726 CPM: $7.50 Audience: 18-30 in Los Angeles, Chicago, New York
Example Ad: https://www.snap.com/political-ads/asset/9729e324283b63c8fb66d84d634b1e788d9a87014e5e0027750b5009c31d1516?mediaType=png

Here it is in a table format

NonprofitTotal SpendCPMAudienceExample Ad
Climate Power$32,989$7.5018-39Link
League of Women Voters$1,185$11.25Women 18-34 in OhioLink
When We All Vote$3,836$7.0014-17 in NevadaLink
Sierra Club$8,478$7.5018+ in OH, MI, PALink
NRDC$8,240$4.2518+Link
Everytown for Gun Safety$3,895$7.5018-34Link
Human Appeal€5,235 ($5,700)€2.75 ($3.00)18+ in FranceLink
Islamic Relief USA$16,739$8.0019+Link
Mercy Without Limits$2,653$5.0018+Link
Mercy USA$1,718$6.7521+ in CaliforniaLink
Apiary for Practical Support$7,726$7.5018-30 in LA, CHI, NYCLink

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By George Weiner, Founder Whole Whale.com

In 2010, George Founded Whole Whale, a digital agency that leverages data and tech to increase the impact of nonprofits and for-benefit companies. He is also the co-founder of Power Poetry, the largest teen poetry platform in the U.S, a safe, creative, free home to over 500k poets and CTOs4Good.com, a group of technical leaders at nonprofits that deliver social impact primarily through technology and digital strategy. Prior to Whole Whale George was the CTO of DoSomething.org. Over the course of 7 years, he managed the platform overhaul of DoSomething.org twice (winning a Webby Award ) and helped to build a community of over 1.5 million young people taking action. Realizing that much of DoSomething’s success was owed to smart, lean use of many democratized tech tools (including SMS, Google Analytics and the Google Ad Grant), George founded Whole Whale with the goal of helping nonprofits both storied and start-up to move their missions forward with the tools at hand. In over a decade of operations, Whole Whale has worked with over 100 nonprofit and social-impact organizations, spent over $6 million in Google Ad Grants dollars, and supported an additional 200,000+ organizations through free online content and training. An evangelist for democratized data and measuring success, George has presented Whole Whale-related case studies at conferences and workshops around nonprofit technology, including NTC, Cause Camp, the Youth + Tech + Health Conference, and IECC Thrive’s Nonprofit Capacity Building Conference (he’s also been seen on the karaoke stage at many other nonprofit conferences and has been known to turn the Nonprofit Tech Conference into the Nonprofit Toto Conference).

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