NTEN

NOVEMBER 3, 2008

Pledge money to purchase online game tokens, which you can send to anybody. Mercy Corps' Action Center to End World Hunger. Along with RealClearPolitics , it keeps political junkies better fed than a zombie in WalMart's brains aisle. Pumpkin cookies ! Play2Cures , from the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society. Altruism gets nary a mention.

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gMail Hunger New York Wiki 36

Care2

NOVEMBER 19, 2008

Here are the results for the 2008 Innovator Awards: Advocacy campaign or program. Honorable Mention: CauseForce and Project Bread - The Walk for Hunger. They created a creative online check-in process that allowed people to check in for the event online and pledge to complet fundraising post-event. Special Events Fundraising.

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Convio Award Empowerment United States 31

Care2

NOVEMBER 20, 2008

Here are the results for the 2008 Innovator Awards: Advocacy campaign or program Honorable Mention: National Parks Conservation Association Winner: Freepress for their StopBigMedia.com campaign Over 200,000 comments sent to the FCC and Senate and overturned and FCC ruling to block monopolies in media companies. Komen for the Cure race.

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Convio Social Media Award Advocacy 28

NTEN

NOVEMBER 2, 2009

We recently sent out a thank-you email to thank our community for successes during Hunger Action Month in September. We used a "pledge to donate garden produce" to invite those folks interested in our Teaching Garden to a special open house event at the Food Bank. In 2008, CAFB distributed more than 17 million pounds of food.

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Texas Personal Online Experiment 80

Beth's Blog: How Nonprofits Can Use Social Media

DECEMBER 28, 2008

Beth's Birthday Cause I was listening to a story on Marketplace on NPR this afternoon with Tess Vigeland and Chris Farrell who reviewed their 2008 financial goals and graded themselves on their accomplishments. Chris Farrell set a 2008 goal to make his charitable giving a monthly activity, not a mad rush in December.

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Giving Hunger Charity Blogger 50

Zen and the Art of Nonprofit Technology

APRIL 7, 2007

Maybe the answer is some kind of quarterly bounty which, as soon as financial pledges reach a certain amount, the publication goes to open license (or maybe that’s when the next issue is commenced). Maybe the answer is for a single donor to step forward and fund the next half dozen issues. I really don’t know.

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Journal Change License Model 100