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Thursday Thoughts: engaging advocates all year round

EveryAction

Protecting the environment or cutting taxes for billionaires?” Ask advocates to send proclamation requests to their local leaders. The former can include creating an issues-related quiz, requesting volunteer feedback through a survey, conducting a volunteer/membership drive, or asking advocates to share an image on social media.

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Nonprofit Profile: First Christian Church of Beardstown Illinois

Tech Soup

Jay said that they support 30 PC in offices, classroom, and a school computer lab. In the school there are two PCs in each classroom, and the 12-station computer lab is used mostly for research. The First Christian Church’s IT system is not much different than any nonprofit school environment. Image: Shutterstock.

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52 Nonprofit Event Ideas That People Will Love

Neon CRM

In this image, runners’ legs are tied with pink ribbon to symbolize support for a cause. Golf Tournament Bring together avid golfers and local philanthropists—in many cases, they’re one and the same—for a day on the greens. Cook-Off Does your area have a special dish that is imbued with a lot of local pride?

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How Faith-based Nonprofits Can Use Peer-to-Peer Fundraising

Qgiv

Basic peer-to-peer planning looks like this: [This image describes the basic steps of a peer-to-peer fundraiser: 1. Conduct a peer-to-peer campaign with food trucks and other local vendors within your community. How will sponsors be able to engage with event attendees in a virtual environment? Determine a goal, 2.

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The Art of Relevance Sneak Peek: Part Ex-Con, Part Farmer, Part Queen

Museum 2.0

One of the nonprofits that inspires me locally here in Santa Cruz is a youth empowerment and food justice organization called "Food, What!?" Today, there are thirty kids fidgeting in a classroom, talking to their friends, messing with their phones. After offering up these four keys, Doron energizes the classroom with a challenge.

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The Great Good Place Book Discussion Part 2: Small Rural Museums as Third Places

Museum 2.0

Mom and pop stores, a few chain stores, one long main street, pizza shops, and local restaurants are surrounded by a picturesque farmscape. How can a local history museum connect with third places in the community? It’s always been a topic for debate. In a small town, you’re always going to know someone at a third place.

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Create A Sponsor Packet That Makes Money

Greater Giving

“We have raised graduation rates at local high schools from 25% to over 75%.”. “We Images are always suggested!) Show the barren field that existed where your green outdoor classroom now lives, and demonstrate how this new green space has improved the community and the environment. Even better?

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