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Philgorithms: Two Examples of Data Mapping to Guide Donor Decisions

Beth's Blog: How Nonprofits Can Use Social Media

We are seeing it to help donors make decision about COVID funding and other disaster related donation decisions. The interactive mapping tool harnesses COVID-19 incidence rates, community vulnerability scores, and detailed nonprofit profiles to help donors invest in the communities most affected by the pandemic.

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How Text Messaging Has Revolutionized Giving

BoardAssist

Perhaps that voice in 2017 will be to help your nonprofit adopt text messaging as a new way of fundraising. Nonprofits who have adopted texting campaigns find it to be an effective, low-cost marketing method that yields impressive results. The average mobile pledge fulfillment rate is 84 per cent, which is aided by SMS reminders.

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Even Storms Bear Fruit: Monumental Fundraising Opportunities For Food Banks In The Post-COVID Era

sgEngage

In short, we were caught in a hurricane of uncertainty. Their donations may seem small, but the steady funding it provides not only gives your organization a stable, reliable base, but lays an important step in moving donors to become middle donors – or even better, major donors years from now! But even storms can bring prosperity.

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Beyond Survival: Post-Disruption Nonprofit Digital Strategy

Bloomerang

A new survey from McKinsey finds responses to the Covid-19 pandemic sped business adoption of digital technologies by several years—and many of these changes will likely be here for the long haul. Survey results suggest a seven-year increase, on average, in the rate at which companies are developing digital products and services.

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Online Giving Trends from 2009 and the Haiti Earthquake

NTEN

Even though February was the smallest month for online giving the first three months of 2009 had a 60% year-over-year growth rate in online revenue. These nonprofits had a 21% year-over-year median growth rate in online revenue. The two largest months for online giving were December and May. Year End Online Giving Trends.

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Online Giving Trends from 2009 and the Haiti Earthquake

NTEN

Even though February was the smallest month for online giving the first three months of 2009 had a 60% year-over-year growth rate in online revenue. These nonprofits had a 21% year-over-year median growth rate in online revenue. The two largest months for online giving were December and May. Year End Online Giving Trends.

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Citizen Tech: Social Media in Disaster Response

Amy Sample Ward

Another direct content example is that of the number of websites that emerged post-Hurricane Katrina. About 79 percent of the funds spent or committed by the American Red Cross have been for food and water; 18 percent have been for shelter; and the rest have been for health and family services.&#

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