About The Givers At Global Giving
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GlobalGiving is an online marketplace that connects donors to charitable projects around the world. Donors can give money to support projects and receive updates on the projects' progress and impact. The document discusses how GlobalGiving users can browse projects, make donations, and use social media and other tools to promote projects and engage with donors. GlobalGiving aims to provide organizations with tools to help them succeed through community involvement and social media outreach.
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- 2. 2 An online marketplace thatAn online marketplace that connects people to projects allconnects people to projects all overthe world they can giveoverthe world they can give money to support. Donorsmoney to support. Donors hearabout progress and seehearabout progress and see impact.impact.
- 4. 4 What follows is about how global givers use the site:
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- 8. 8 Browsingresults... Results are ranked by popularity among givers and by project leader updates
- 11. 11 The medianThe median size ofsize of donation isdonation is $50.$50. Givers wantGivers want to see optionsto see options above andabove and below $50!below $50!
- 12. 12 Global givers want to hear: what is your organization’s goal? acommunicationsplatform
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- 14. 14 Education success Story: Anyango and Linet said: “Now fellow children don’t discriminate us, stigmatize us, and even shame us at school because we have friends who care for us and pray for us….they are the parents we have... We just know them as GlobalGiving friends…” Yourquarterly updates help retain donors
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- 17. 17 Obama campaign success: through social media
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- 19. 19 GlobalGiving is part of yoursocial media approach to fundraising On GlobalGiving • Project updates • Fundraising tool • Tell afriend tool • Widget tool • Giftcards OtherInternet Blogs Podcasting Newswebsites Youtube/ Snapfilms (videoslinked to your page) Twitter (SMS messagesabout your cause)
- 20. 20 Did you knowDid you know about the toolsabout the tools givers use togivers use to promote projectspromote projects they love?they love?
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- 24. 24 Registries allow people to endorse/advertise combinations of projects
- 25. 25 Fundraiser toolsallow any person to takecontrol of evangelizing for your project. These toolsintegrate into FaceBook and other social media websites.
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- 27. 27 GlobalGiving wants every organization to succeed. We provide the tools. You set your goals. The more you include the people you serve in the process, the more you succeed in the social media world
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