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Social fundraising tools for nonprofits & causes

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At the Vivanista Charitable Fundraising Summit and Bootcamp, held Saturday in San Francisco, Janet Fouts and I closed out the afternoon with a wide-ranging conversation with nonprofit representatives in the audience about social media tools and strategy. The night before the summit, I put together a one-page color flyer in the visually pleasing style that […]

GoodTwo: Give something back to your donors

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Online deal offered to donors through GoodTwo by Boston Marathon Jimmy Fund Walk. Discover an easy way to fundraise by rewarding your donors with online deals Target audience: Nonprofits, NGOs, cause organizations, social enterprises, businesses, brands, educators, community organizations, fundraising professionals, individuals. Guest post by Kristen Elworthy Director of Marketing & Publicity, GoodTwo It’s a […]

10 lessons learned on the road to social

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Before and after: sfgoodwill.org (click through to see new site). SF Goodwill’s big leap forward in outreach to the community Last spring, Goodwill Industries of San Francisco, San Mateo and Marin Counties reached out to Socialbrite to help the venerable nonprofit social enterprise take some big steps forward in becoming a more social organization — […]

The role of personal branding for nonprofit professionals

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Image by kikkerdirk for Big Stock Why sharing your core beliefs matters to your organization Target audience: Nonprofits, NGOs, cause organizations, social enterprises, brands, Web publishers, bloggers, individuals. By Tamara Schweitzer Socialbrite staff Last week I attended the Social Venture Network‘s fall conference in Philadelphia, which is always an inspiring gathering of innovative business leaders […]

Study: How nonprofits benefit from using social media

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As you’ll see from the graph above, most nonprofits report using Facebook to increase website traffic and get people to act.

They also found that a growing segment of Facebook users turn to the platform as a reference site. Not being on Facebook today is almost as bad as not having a website.