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Guest Post: Maintaining a connection with pandemic-inactive volunteers

Twenty Hats

The best way I thought to keep in touch was to facilitate weekly 45-minute video calls on Zoom. The video calls have a consistent structure to them. This addition is a slide show of photographs that the volunteers email to me. For both shows, I used PowerPoint to create the slides and captions.

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7 Tips on Asking for Donations — It’s Intimidating, We Get It [Updated]

NonProfit Hub

Research Your Donors to Read Their Minds. The words you want them to say: “ Wow, it’s like he read my mind! ”. In other words, understand your donor base so well it’s like you’ve read their minds. Then, record yourself on video practicing. Then you won’t need slides, and you can focus instead on not being boring.

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How to Define, Measure and Communicate Your Impact

NonProfit Hub

When we keep in mind the true meaning of the impact, in all its forms, it helps us discover what’s important when measuring it. If you’re showing your potential donors a PowerPoint, for example, play a meaningful video on one slide and follow it up with statistics on the next. Measuring impact.

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Top 21 Virtual Event Ideas for Your Next Online Event

AccelEvents

Mindfulness Activities. Host a few mindfulness activities, where a leader takes attendees through guided meditation, breathing exercises, or yoga sessions. Have them provide gifts, branding, videos, or games to keep your attendees engaged. Have sponsored marketing slides as powerpoints, stable branding, or live ads.

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Major Donors: How to Attract (and Keep) Them

CauseVox

A fundamental concept to keep in mind is that people give to people that they know and trust projects and concepts that they believe in. These can be created in powerpoint, google slides, or even canva. Attracting Major Donors: “People Give To People”. Know What’s Next. You always want to be thinking ahead.

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Nonprofit CEOs and the Network Mindset

Beth's Blog: How Nonprofits Can Use Social Media

One of the things they did early was to take an inventory of their team members’ skills to discover who was good at the various required skills writing, photography, and video as well as social media savvy. he went on to talk about their successes, but did point out that it required work and a good consultant ( JD Lasica ).

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NTEN and TechSoup Webinar: Share Your Story - ROI and Social Media - Slides and Notes

Beth's Blog: How Nonprofits Can Use Social Media

The hardest part of putting this presentation together was using the template because it reminds me why I think powerpoint is evil ! My chapter lays out a traditional ROI process that Nonprofit technology staff use to make major IT investment purchases such as hardware, video conference system, database system, etc. Additional Links.

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