Byte Technology
MAY 6, 2015
So the question is: what elements of your website are most crucial to engaging visitors, to making them understand your message and to become vested in your cause to the point where they’re willing to support you with their time, their talent or, most importantly, with their money? Is your mission clearly stated on your website?
NonProfit Hub
JUNE 23, 2014
Use pictures, videos and stories to illustrate the great work you are doing. It’s all about the cause. Nonprofits need to sell the cause, not just the organization itself. This is where posting pictures and videos, and featuring stories in general on social media becomes important to your mission. But rather, why.
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NonProfit Hub
MAY 30, 2014
According to the CEO of Achieve and researcher for The Millennial Impact Derrick Feldmann, “What motivates millennials is a desire to affect THEIR cause through YOUR organization with their friends.”. In a nutshell, to win the hearts (and money) of millennials, we need to help them understand our cause. They support causes.
NonProfit Hub
APRIL 24, 2015
Advocacy is championing the cause you serve,” Shattuck said. This step is not about your own organization, but about the cause you are serving. You get to prove that you are passionate about your cause not just your organization’s well being. The Global Down Syndrome Foundation does a perfect job advocating their cause.
NonProfit Hub
DECEMBER 12, 2014
It has become a fairly common factoid that around 60% of new donors only give once to that cause—however, showing love to your donors can be one of the driving factors behind donor retention. When you boil it down, nonprofit organizations are here for one thing: benefiting their cause. Duh, right? Give the credit to the donors.
NonProfit Hub
MARCH 13, 2015
In fact, only 15 percent of millennials didn’t give to an NPO in 2013. If 85 percent of millennials are giving to NPOs, where are they giving? Make your NPO their first choice. Contrary to popular belief, a great nonprofit site doesn’t start with a “sexy” cause. Millennials are set on making a difference.
NonProfit Hub
MAY 19, 2014
But how do you handle inquiries such as this one: “Hello, I am interested in your cause and looking to get involved, what can I do to help?”. Now, let’s apply this to a bigger picture: recruiting volunteers to your nonprofit. Another way to get involved with our cause is to fundraise. It’s an open window.
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