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The document summarizes the accomplishments of several programs in their first year, including an African American Literature Read-In, an Oakland Running Festival, and a Thank-A-Teacher program. It engaged over 100 volunteers and partners across 43 schools and accomplished goals like fundraising $5,000 and sponsoring 34 student runners. The document also discusses an entrepreneurial and effectual thinking model for quickly planning, executing, and analyzing programs, as well as building capacity through templates and feedback.
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Vernard Williams, Director, Race and Justice Initiative, Alliance for Climate Education
Elizabeth Yeampierre, Executive Director, UPROSE
Measuring and Managing A Social Media Presence
Beth Kanter presented on measuring and managing a social media presence. She discussed developing a strategic plan with objectives and audiences in mind. This plan should include an integrated social media strategy involving content, engagement, and influencer programs across multiple channels. Kanter also provided tips on defining objectives and metrics, creating an editorial calendar, optimizing content for sharing, analyzing results, and using automation and time management strategies for social media. The presentation aimed to provide ideas for participants to improve their own social media strategies.
The Art and Science of Volunteer Development
https://bloomerang.co/resources/webinars/
Engaging volunteers effectively provides a real benefit to your organization. Active involvement enriches volunteers and helps them feel they are making a difference. Money often follows involvement.
In this webinar, Jeff Jowdy will give an overview of how to implement or improve an effective volunteer program.
Attendees will learn:
What a positive volunteer experience is
The benefits of a volunteer program to your nonprofit
The benefits of volunteering for the volunteer
Opening Session: 2011 Fall Directors Meeting
The document summarizes discussions from the 2011 Bonner Directors Meeting. It outlines that the Bonner Foundation transition is nearly complete, with the long-term structure and endowment process finalized. It discusses the advisory structures in place including the Presidents' Advisory Council and Directors' Advisory Council. The core functions of the Foundation are identified as accountability, quality, and sharing. Challenges and opportunities for the movement are debated, including strategies around leveraging student impact, focusing on community impact through campus integration and partnerships, and building strategic national partnerships with organizations.
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Term 3 Presentation
- 1. Learn Grow Thrive Forecast, Plan, Model: When You Can by Gabriel Villarreal
- 3. 43 Schools/50% Of District 101 Volunteers 7 Partners 3 Local Authors Politicians, School Board Members Raiders Year 1 African American Literature Read-In Accomplishments
- 4. 100 Runners ->163 Runners Fundraised $5000 Sponsored 34 student runners Engaged Local Businesses, Banks, and Foundations Year 1 Oakland Running Festival: What We’ve Accomplished
- 5. Year 1 Thank-A-Teacher: What We’ve Accomplished
- 6. How Was It Done?
- 8. 43 Schools/50% Of District 101 Volunteers 7 Partners 3 Local Authors Politicians, School Board Members Raiders Year 1 African American Literature Read-In Accomplishments
- 9. Effectual Thinking Quick Plan Execute Measure Analyze The New Sector Model: Effectual/Entrepeneurial Thinking
- 10. Metrics? Template and Feedback Analyze Execute Basic Plan: Just do it! The Entrepeneurial Model Residency in Social Enterprise Building Capacity: From Pilot to Template to Success
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