2 Jul
28 Jun
Blogging and Social Media for Nonprofits
According to a 2008 study by the Center on Philanthropy, 57.7% of respondents say they stop donating to a charity when they are “no longer feeling connected to the organization”. This emphasizes what should be your primary use fir social media and blogs – to keep current sponsors connected with your organization.
You can also use social media and blogging to generate funds, but this should be secondary to providing a transparent view of your organization inaction making use of the funds it receives. Check out these online charities for inspiration on using social media:
The Acumen Fund – Twitter: @Acumenfund
Goods 4 Good – Twitter: @Goods4good
ASPCA – Facebook: facebook.com/aspcateam
4 Jun
Weekly Wrap Up June 4, 2010 – must see blogs and web sites
Nonprofits Face Moment of Truth
Technology Toolkit for Start-up Nonprofits: Part Two
Don’t Flunk Online Fundraising 101
Wake-Up Call: Your Supporters Expect More
How to Create an Entire Fundraising Strategy Around Thank You Notes
How To Set Up A Free Non Profit Website
How Strong is Your Nonprofit’s Message?
2009 Nonprofit Benchmarks: How Does your Organization Measure Up?
21 May
Weekly Wrap Up May 21, 2010 – must see blogs and web sites
Social Media Not Working For Your Nonprofit?
5 Ways Mega Charity Events Can Harness the Power of Social Media
Foundations can step up as shareholders
How a Facebook Group Helped Reunite a Band for Charity
2010 Performance Benchmarks for Nonprofits
Educate Donors (to Help Your Nonprofit) at Tax Time
How Does Your Website Stack Up?
