Tech Soup

FEBRUARY 17, 2015

We're a global movement with chapters in 20 countries. Portland, Oregon: Volunteer Social — Meet 'n' Greet. Philadelphia, Pennsylvania: Cryptocurrency / Bitcoin. Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania: Bagels and Bytes — Westmoreland. Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania: Bagels and Bytes — Allegheny.

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Tech Soup

FEBRUARY 3, 2015

Every month NetSquared volunteers hold free or low cost educational events for people and organizations who want to use technology for social good. This is just a taste of the events being held this month by NetSquared chapters. We're a global movement with chapters in 20 countries. Don't be shy — come join us!

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Tech Soup

AUGUST 1, 2016

TechSoup's NetSquared is the world's largest volunteer-driven network of in-person nonprofit technology training and peer support events. We have groups in 24 countries, and last year, we held 835 events helping more than 12,000 nonprofit employees, board members, volunteers, and community leaders. Well, there are!

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Tech Soup

JUNE 1, 2015

We're a global movement with chapters in 20 countries. Philadelphia, Pennsylvania: Your Nonprofit Website: Creating Content. San Francisco, California: Technology Platforms for Volunteering. Whatever your social media problem, we'll have a cure for what ails you this June. Newest Groups. Louis in St. Louis, Missouri.

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Tech Soup

APRIL 3, 2015

We''re a [global movement]([link] with chapters in 20 countries. Seattle, Washington: Tech Education Resources for Nonprofits (Staff and Volunteers). Philadelphia, Pennsylvania: Elements of a Successful Nonprofit Website. Join us every month for a dose of community inspiration. Wednesday, April 8, 2015. Thursday, April 9, 2015.

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Tech Soup

DECEMBER 8, 2015

Our events are powered by a global network of volunteers dedicated to building strong, self-sufficient, local communities of nonprofit technology practitioners. We're a global movement with chapters in 20 countries. Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania: Bagels and Bytes — Allegheny. Newest NetSquared Groups.

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Tech Soup

MARCH 16, 2015

I heard from an organizer who told me that her last two jobs have come from her volunteer role in our community, and from many others who told me that getting together with their peers is what gives them the energy to continue to find innovative ways to use technology for good. We''re a [global movement]([link] with chapters in 20 countries.

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Forj

JULY 5, 2017

Howell , CHCP, Director CME, Training & Physician Leadership Programs, Pennsylvania Medical Society (PAMED, Christina M. Those who are most successful are able to identify and apply their unique talents to their work with colleagues, members, and volunteer leaders. Association Management Challenge.

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Tech Soup

MAY 9, 2016

We're a global movement with chapters in 20 countries. Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania: Bagels and Bytes — Butler. Austin, Texas: VolunteerSpot | Harness the Power of Volunteers | Product Spotlight. Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania: Bagels and Bytes and Critters. Wednesday, June 8. Bamenda, Cameroon: How to Create Digital Stories.

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Bloomerang

FEBRUARY 1, 2022

I don’t know how you find the time to do this, Elizabeth, in addition to your full-time job which is a lot, but you’re also an instructor at the University of Pennsylvania. And she also serves on her home chapter of AFP which we always we appreciate. So 62% of donors are also volunteers. So 21%, 46%, or 62%?

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DipJar

APRIL 19, 2021

Marketing is also how your staff and volunteers feel and talk about your nonprofit in their everyday lives. When you have a good name in your community or discipline, the risk of a client, funder, or volunteer associating themselves with you goes down. How does marketing impact your reputation? Mary’s University of Minnesota.

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Get Fully Funded

APRIL 15, 2021

You’re working where there’s more client demand than resources, not enough staff, tough working conditions, a non-paycheck-motivated labor force (also known as volunteers ), and a much-needed mission that may be broadly unpopular. Have you volunteered? Any one of these can define “not easy.” That’s great.

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Achieve

JUNE 7, 2021

Whether it’s an all-volunteer cadre, a single person shop, or a development juggernaut of hundreds, the people who have primary responsibility for fundraising must have a thorough and ongoing education in the field. Volunteers. Volunteers could possibly be the most difficult people to train in fundraising. much of it online.

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Bloomerang

MAY 7, 2021

I love this fact, 50% are also volunteers. The volunteer give 56% more than those who don’t. This is why we should try to engage our donors and give them these experiences and invite them to volunteer. Other things, you should have your volunteers in there. Who are those volunteers that are also donating?

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Achieve

DECEMBER 16, 2021

Even volunteers would participate, providing them with vital training that, according to. helps volunteers be more independent and efficient when helping out your organization. . For years, just like in any industry, thousands of nonprofit managers, staff, and. board members. would flock to seminars scheduled either locally or afar.

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Everyaction

OCTOBER 5, 2016

The WHAT IF Conference is for anyone who supports nonprofit organizations, especially staff and board members, volunteers, donors, foundations and corporate funders. It’ll open with candid stories about the ups and downs of working in social good and close with an afternoon of action and volunteering with local nonprofits. Technology.

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