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What’s in My Inbox | Anatomy of the “perfect” email ask

Pamela Grow

Your donors, like you, are under many pressures from a rapidly changing world. I made my largest gift to Wikipedia ever (okay, only $35). Download Wikipedia’s email by clicking the image below. How do you capture their attention in the almost grotesque distraction of the online space? We’ve had enough.” Hey, haven’t we all?

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What’s in My Inbox | Thanking Your Monthly Donors

Pamela Grow

But if you do, make sure that you change it up periodically so your supporters aren’t getting the same thank you every month. Here’s an example of monthly donor stewardship from Wikipedia that I liked. Should you send a monthly thank you? You can, certainly.

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Taking Advantage of Wikipedia

Care2

Just recently the National Institute of Health launched a new initiative to encourage their scientists to edit or start new Wikipedia entries on their area of expertise to ensure that the correct information on health issues is cited. “Wikipedia articles (there are more than 2.9 This got me thinking.

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Is Wikipedia Loves Art Getting "Better"?

Museum 2.0

But next month, Britain Loves Wikipedia will commence--the third instance of a strange and fascinating collaborative project between museums and the Wikipedia community (Wikimedians). The project's implementation keeps changing, and I can't decide whether it is getting better or just different.

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An Evolution of Evaluation in Grantmaking With a Participatory Lens

sgEngage

Grantmakers want to know if their funding has created the change they have envisioned. Here, we explore for whom change is desired and who is defining and measuring that change. It is our hope, as funders, that financially resourcing a movement, an organization, or an individual can lead to positive change.

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The Death of Wikipedia?

Michael Stein's Non-profit Technology Blog

curmudgeon extraordinaire ," posted a piece gloating over what he claimed was the demise of Wikipedia; or at least of its vaunted commitment to open editing. In the wake of contraversies over false information found in its pages, Wikipedia has a asserted a modest level of page protection.

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Analytics Dashboards: Which tool is Right For Your Nonprofit? 

Whole Whale

Microsoft Power BI – Wikipedia. Amplitude (company) – Wikipedia. Mixpanel – Wikipedia. Data velocity refers to how quickly the data is generated or changes. Data dashboards can help nonprofits track progress and see where they need to make changes. Price : Depends on usage, has a free option.