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Why Pin: Pinterest for Non-Profits

Pinterest_PrimaryLogo_Red_RGBA new social media tool is generating a buzz in the non-profit community, Pinterest. Pinterest is a social network where users use a virtual bulletin board, just like a real bulletin board, to display things that inspire them. Read more...

Social Media: Facebook, Twitter and Other Properties

social-media-pplWhy are so many non-profits adopting a social media strategy? The answer is simple, because social media offers a way to connect instantly with donors. Read more...

Network for Good: Helping Non-Profits Reach Donors

networkforgoodNetwork for Good offers a one-stop shop for nonprofits looking for easy to use fundraising services. The services are subscription based and include donation management, email support management and event management.

 

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Using Facebook to Raise Funds

191338-facebookFacebook has become interwoven into the modern communication landscape. Many organizations have recognized this trend and chosen to create their own pages in order to spread brand awareness, communicate directly with supporters, and even solicit salesand donations. The power of social mediais real, and when you have an audience that has opted in to read your communications, you are that much further along in creating loyal donors and volunteers. Read more...

Making Micro-Giving Fun: Snoball, Inc.

snoballThe goal of Snoball, a new online fundraising platform, is to make giving fun and easy. Snoball’s founders discovered that a significant portion of all US online giving occurred in the three weeks prior to Christmas. Read more...

Should Nonprofit Professionals Attend Technology Conferences?

conferenceWith limited budgets and the proliferation of information on the Internet, it’s questionable whether or not a nonprofit organization should go to the expense and logistics of sending staff members to technology conferences. Read more...

Using Infographics to Develop Your Nonprofit's Following

infographicsChances are, your nonprofit organization does more than one thing. Your end goal may be to get abandoned animals adopted, to raise money for cancer research, or to provide food to families struggling to get by. But in pursuit of that mission, you must typically solicit support in the form of volunteers, in-kind donations, and financial contributions. Read more...

Evaluating Your Organization's Web Site Needs

website1It’s pretty clear that nonprofits can benefit from having a web site, but getting one up and running can be a daunting prospect. In most cases, there isn’t a lot of money in the budget for such things, especially when money is earmarked for the important work your organization does. Many nonprofits shoestring their web sites by having volunteers or staff create them, rather than turning to more costly options. Read more...

Evaluating Computer Needs; Are Laptops the New Standard?

laptop-vs-desktop_computerNot so long ago, when it was time for a non-profit to replace an aging or obsolete desktop computer, the only option was a new desktop. Now, a non-profit must choose between a replacing the desktop with another desktop or making the switch to laptop computers. How does a non-profit decide which to choose?

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Social Media for Nonprofits Seattle

Social Media for Nonprofits is coming to Seattle on 10/14, featuring top talent from Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, NTEN, Causes, NPower, and more. Save $20 w/ "Tech" discount code & enjoy their strong focus on practical tips & tools for fundraising, marketing, and advocacy- not to be missed! http://bit.ly/qXUpWG Read more...

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