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Conversation Starter: Digital Natives Moving Offline

Amy Sample Ward

Ivan Boothe posted a link to this story recently on the Progressive Exchange list. New research shows that the majority of children and teenagers are not the Web-savvy digital natives of legend. Read the full story here.). In fact, many of them don’t even know how to google properly.

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KONY, Networked Nonprofits, and Transparency

Beth's Blog: How Nonprofits Can Use Social Media

I shared the video on my personal profile and it prompted quite a heated discussion in the comments between my colleagues. The controversy on my Facebook wall boiled down to those who felt the emotional pull of the story and those who had an alternative view. ” Is that that the story?) The victims are Ugandan children.

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5 Book Recommendations for Nonprofit Networking and Data Nerds

Beth's Blog: How Nonprofits Can Use Social Media

Whether it’s how we raise our children, communicate in love and partnerships, support causes, or establish friendships and trust, Granger pinpoints the best ways to seize digital opportunities to make our lives better. It is filled with practical tips and lots of stories and useful for all nonprofit professionals.

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Nonprofit Donor Engagement Strategies: Breaking Through the Noise

Neon CRM

Showing impact numbers and, more importantly, stories keep donors informed and engaged. Invite people to send you stories about why they got involved with your nonprofit. When a donor shares a great story, consider asking them to let you use it in a future fundraising appeal. Asking about donor motivations.

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How to Run an Online Fundraising Campaign

Get Fully Funded

You can create and run an online campaign to support an offline appeal or an event. Tell stories about how lives have been changed and show powerful images of your work. Use powerful images to tell your story. If you’re trying to feed children in Africa, show a photo or clip of those kids.

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Networked Capacity Building: Finish Line Grantees Social Media Training

Beth's Blog: How Nonprofits Can Use Social Media

So, we kicked things off with speed dating – modified share pairs to give participants swap success stories and mutual problem solving. I also added a round of “Pair Squares” or having two sets of pairs pair up – this helps break the intensity of the one-on-one. Content Curation on Twitter.

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Good News for Giving 2.0: Your Organization’s Champions Are Your Most Valuable Resource

Beth's Blog: How Nonprofits Can Use Social Media

book launch at Stanford University with my children, Harry and Sara. It was an inspirational talk that spoke to my inner philanthropists and hopefully awakened the urge to give in my children! You need to cultivate and empower a group of champions to take into their networks using their personal stories and passion for philanthropy.

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