Simple communications strategy overview presented to nonprofit and community organizations at the 2011 Ohio Clean Water Conference hosted by Ohio Environmental Council
The Art and Science of Volunteer DevelopmentBloomerang
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
How to Create a Killer Facebook CampaignFirstGiving
This document summarizes a webinar on creating effective Facebook campaigns for nonprofits. It discusses optimizing Facebook pages, using insights to track engagement, scheduling community manager updates, designing targeted Facebook ads, and reviewing metrics to improve campaigns. Tips included posting at key times of day, asking questions to engage users, using rich media like photos and videos, and mapping donations to demonstrated impact. Resources for nonprofits using social media and online fundraising were also provided.
Solving the Two-Sided Challenge of "Going Beyond the Check"VolunteerMatch
The document summarizes a presentation given at the VolunteerMatch Summit on December 1-2, 2015. The presentation focused on ConAgra Foods' Hunger Volunteer Connection initiative, which aims to strengthen nonprofit capacity and engage 500,000 volunteer hours by 2018 to fight hunger. The initiative will develop tools and resources, conduct outreach, and build collaboration between partners. A key part is the hungervolunteer.org website to connect volunteers with opportunities. The VolunteerMatch Program Improvement Tool was spotlighted to help nonprofits benchmark and improve their volunteer programs. Feedback indicated the tool is useful for identifying areas of growth.
This document discusses the importance of social media for non-profits and fundraising. It notes that 92% of top 50 non-profits have a social media presence and lists some statistics on popular non-profit accounts. It emphasizes the growth of social media users and advertising exposure. The document recommends creating a social media strategy with goals, channels, reach, sustainability and metrics. It provides examples of measuring engagement, donations, and other metrics from social media and analyzing the return on investment.
The document provides information and strategies for effectively managing volunteers. It discusses assessing an organization's current volunteer structure, developing job descriptions for volunteer positions, recruiting volunteers through various methods like asking directly and using social media, training volunteers through orientation, materials and mentors, evaluating programs and volunteers, and succession planning to develop future volunteer leaders. The overall message is that effective volunteer management requires planning, structure and ongoing support of volunteers.
The document provides information and strategies for effectively managing volunteers. It discusses assessing an organization's current volunteer structure, developing job descriptions for volunteer positions, recruiting volunteers through various methods like asking directly and using social media, training volunteers through orientation, materials and mentors, supporting volunteers, evaluating programs and volunteer performance, and planning for leadership succession. The overall aim is to recruit, retain and develop volunteers to fulfill an organization's mission.
Nonprofit Videos (on a Budget) that Engage and Retain DonorsBloomerang
Up until recently, high-quality video production has been a luxury available only to the largest nonprofits. Now, even the smallest charity on a budget can create a compelling and authentic video that moves the needle for their fundraising goals.
In this webinar, we will make recommendations for crafting an effective, integrated and low-cost video strategy resulting in content that will resonate with your donors, volunteers and other stakeholders.
At the conclusion of this session participants will:
Discover how to create an in-depth strategy based on your nonprofit's diverse audiences
Determine which equipment and technology is best for your organization's needs
Learn how to solicit and leverage crowdsourced content
Understand how to best utilize web video platforms and social networks like YouTube, Vimeo, Facebook, Instagram and Vine for distributing content
Acting Together to Build Nonprofit CapacityVolunteerMatch
In this session from the 2015 VolunteerMatch Summit, participants learned about a new national volunteerism initiative entitled Hunger Volunteer Connection. Six national organizations and the founding sponsor, ConAgra Foods Foundation, have come together to ignite and catapult volunteering in the hunger space by creating a national call to action and providing training opportunities focused on strategic volunteer activities for volunteers and organizations fighting hunger across the country.
How have these seven organizations been able to rally around a common goal? What makes this initiative different from other national volunteer efforts? How has the group worked together to successfully overcome hurdles? The presenters will address these pivotal questions about partnership and collaboration, and share the value of coming together to achieve greater results. Participants will also learn about a key signature tool created to support this effort and explore the initiative’s companion website: www.hungervolunteerconnection.org.
The Art and Science of Volunteer DevelopmentBloomerang
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
How to Create a Killer Facebook CampaignFirstGiving
This document summarizes a webinar on creating effective Facebook campaigns for nonprofits. It discusses optimizing Facebook pages, using insights to track engagement, scheduling community manager updates, designing targeted Facebook ads, and reviewing metrics to improve campaigns. Tips included posting at key times of day, asking questions to engage users, using rich media like photos and videos, and mapping donations to demonstrated impact. Resources for nonprofits using social media and online fundraising were also provided.
Solving the Two-Sided Challenge of "Going Beyond the Check"VolunteerMatch
The document summarizes a presentation given at the VolunteerMatch Summit on December 1-2, 2015. The presentation focused on ConAgra Foods' Hunger Volunteer Connection initiative, which aims to strengthen nonprofit capacity and engage 500,000 volunteer hours by 2018 to fight hunger. The initiative will develop tools and resources, conduct outreach, and build collaboration between partners. A key part is the hungervolunteer.org website to connect volunteers with opportunities. The VolunteerMatch Program Improvement Tool was spotlighted to help nonprofits benchmark and improve their volunteer programs. Feedback indicated the tool is useful for identifying areas of growth.
This document discusses the importance of social media for non-profits and fundraising. It notes that 92% of top 50 non-profits have a social media presence and lists some statistics on popular non-profit accounts. It emphasizes the growth of social media users and advertising exposure. The document recommends creating a social media strategy with goals, channels, reach, sustainability and metrics. It provides examples of measuring engagement, donations, and other metrics from social media and analyzing the return on investment.
The document provides information and strategies for effectively managing volunteers. It discusses assessing an organization's current volunteer structure, developing job descriptions for volunteer positions, recruiting volunteers through various methods like asking directly and using social media, training volunteers through orientation, materials and mentors, evaluating programs and volunteers, and succession planning to develop future volunteer leaders. The overall message is that effective volunteer management requires planning, structure and ongoing support of volunteers.
The document provides information and strategies for effectively managing volunteers. It discusses assessing an organization's current volunteer structure, developing job descriptions for volunteer positions, recruiting volunteers through various methods like asking directly and using social media, training volunteers through orientation, materials and mentors, supporting volunteers, evaluating programs and volunteer performance, and planning for leadership succession. The overall aim is to recruit, retain and develop volunteers to fulfill an organization's mission.
Nonprofit Videos (on a Budget) that Engage and Retain DonorsBloomerang
Up until recently, high-quality video production has been a luxury available only to the largest nonprofits. Now, even the smallest charity on a budget can create a compelling and authentic video that moves the needle for their fundraising goals.
In this webinar, we will make recommendations for crafting an effective, integrated and low-cost video strategy resulting in content that will resonate with your donors, volunteers and other stakeholders.
At the conclusion of this session participants will:
Discover how to create an in-depth strategy based on your nonprofit's diverse audiences
Determine which equipment and technology is best for your organization's needs
Learn how to solicit and leverage crowdsourced content
Understand how to best utilize web video platforms and social networks like YouTube, Vimeo, Facebook, Instagram and Vine for distributing content
Acting Together to Build Nonprofit CapacityVolunteerMatch
In this session from the 2015 VolunteerMatch Summit, participants learned about a new national volunteerism initiative entitled Hunger Volunteer Connection. Six national organizations and the founding sponsor, ConAgra Foods Foundation, have come together to ignite and catapult volunteering in the hunger space by creating a national call to action and providing training opportunities focused on strategic volunteer activities for volunteers and organizations fighting hunger across the country.
How have these seven organizations been able to rally around a common goal? What makes this initiative different from other national volunteer efforts? How has the group worked together to successfully overcome hurdles? The presenters will address these pivotal questions about partnership and collaboration, and share the value of coming together to achieve greater results. Participants will also learn about a key signature tool created to support this effort and explore the initiative’s companion website: www.hungervolunteerconnection.org.
The Modern Annual Report: Inspiration for Nonprofit OrganizationsJoleen Ong
Annual report, impact report, shareholder report... whatever you call it, it's that time of year again. You need a report that shows how your organization made the community more just, creative, cultured, stable, or equitable this year. Originally prepared for Portland's Tech for Good Meetup on January 7, 2015 (http://bit.ly/1wrCt8I), this presentation contains specific examples of nonprofits that have been skillful in reimagining the annual report, and improving the reader experience by making the content engaging and fun. From one page infographics to photo contests to interactive websites, learn about some creative approaches that nonprofits are taking to ultimately share the story of their impact.
Citations are included in the notes section of each slide to give proper credit to all nonprofit organizations profiled in this presentation.
Nonprofit Insights: Tapping into the Power of National Days and Weeks of ServiceVolunteerMatch
For many nonprofit organizations, national events like MLK Day of Service, National Volunteer Week or #GivingTuesday create not only another opportunity to build support, but also more work, more logistical challenges, and potential fatigue among donors and volunteers.
How can nonprofits balance the potential benefits of #GivingTuesday?
In this webinar, VolunteerMatch, #GivingTuesday and the Support Center for Child Advocacy talk about how organizations can tap into the power of national days and weeks of service. No matter the size or budget of your nonprofit, this webinar provides insight into how you can engage volunteers to help with campaigns on days like #GivingTuesday, and, vice versa, how these national days of giving and volunteering can help grow your volunteer engagement.
Making Big Bets: How changes in volunteer engagement strategies pay off!VolunteerMatch
What volunteers want to do with their time, how they want to get involved and make a difference is changing. For many organizations this means that leaders of volunteer engagement are scrambling to re-think volunteer work what it means to be a volunteer in their organizations. Creating new opportunities for volunteers can be challenging - how do you create these new opportunities, how do gain buy-in from paid staff and existing volunteers, how do you know it's working?
Join Carla Lehn, Library Programs Consultant for the California State Library and Beth Steinhorn, President of JFFIxler Group has they talk about what they've learned about transforming volunteer engagement programs. Beth will share lessons she's learned from engaging Boomers as volunteers and the importance of creating impact-driven opportunities, and Carla will share how she's transformed what it means to be a library volunteer and how she worked with paid staff to make this happen.
Both Carla and Beth have written chapters in VolunteerMatch’s new book Volunteer Engagement 2.0: Ideas and Insights Changing the World. This book explores the innovative volunteer engagement approaches that are reshaping nonprofits and their communities, and shows how you can bring these approaches to your own organization.
This document provides tips for launching a successful social media fundraising campaign in 3 steps or less:
1) Explain why social fundraising is effective by leveraging people's innate desire to help others and the power of peer-to-peer requests for donations.
2) Outline the 10 steps to launch a campaign, including setting SMART goals, mapping donations to impact, choosing platforms, creating compelling content, optimizing calls to action, and planning ongoing engagement.
3) Emphasize regularly sharing campaign milestones, documenting impact, and celebrating achievements to thank donors and further motivate contributions.
Billions of dollars are donated online every year, and the numbers are growing by leaps and bounds. But how can your NGO maximize its social fundraising efforts? Get concrete tips and tools for establishing your presence and getting big donations in the door. Presented by Darian Rodriguez Heyman at the Social Media for Nonprofits- New Delhi conference on December 5, 2012.
Recording: http://www.vimeo.com/27547694
Research for Good partners with nonprofit organizations to offer your donors, volunteers, contacts, employees and friends the opportunity to donate their time by answering market research surveys in exchange for a monetary donation to your organization. By offering their opinions and participating in online surveys, respondents turn their time into money for a cause that is close to their heart.
In this webinar you will learn to:
- Activate your supporters to trade their time for donations
- Utilize a simple polling tool to gain insights about your supporters
- Engage supporters for your cause on an ongoing basis
The Research for Good program is free to join and easy to use and you can get started in 15 minutes or less.
Presentation by: Sean Case, researchforgood.com
GlobalGiving Current Partner Workshop 2016GlobalGiving
This document outlines an agenda for a GlobalGiving workshop. It introduces GlobalGiving as a nonprofit founded by former World Bank executives to direct philanthropy to vetted projects around the world. The workshop agenda covers GlobalGiving updates, fundraising strategies, and engaging donors through activities and discussions. Attendees are provided information on utilizing GlobalGiving's tools and resources to increase fundraising and impact.
Building a culture of philanthropy within your organization by putting donors and donor relations at the center of your fundraising efforts. Good for all nonprofits.
Connecting With Your Community Via Facebook: They Already Like You!Jen Robinson
This document provides tips for using Facebook to connect with a community based on a library's experience. It discusses establishing goals and expectations, using tools like calendars and shared workspaces, developing a posting process, getting ideas from staff, handling administration through community support and analytics, and promoting the Facebook page on small and large scales. The overall purpose is to engage and build the community while promoting the library.
How to Market Your Nonprofit's Impact to Maximize Your Fundraising ROIHubSpot
This document summarizes a presentation about marketing nonprofit impact to maximize fundraising returns. It discusses why people give (emotionally or as informed investors), retaining donors through the donor funnel, and case studies of charities that effectively communicate impact. The presentation emphasizes telling a compelling story that appeals to emotion and intellect, highlighting tangible impact through metrics, building community, and using a narrative arc in communications. Key tactics include email marketing, video, social media, and online fundraising.
Think Fast, Think Big: Secrets of America's Largest Non-Profits"Kelly Townsend
This document outlines strategies for non-profits to optimize fundraising and engagement during important political and social events. It discusses how organizations like Planned Parenthood and the Humane Society planned extensive multi-channel campaigns around expected "big moments" like marriage equality announcements or unexpected events. The document encourages having flexible plans that can be quickly implemented when opportunities arise. It also stresses testing approaches, telling compelling stories, communicating across audiences, and capitalizing on outrage or support over issues.
Aishik Saha Mumbai Crowdfunding Workshop April 2018Aishik Saha
This document provides an agenda for a presentation on crowdfunding. It will cover who GlobalGiving is, how to run a successful crowdfunding campaign, using social media for crowdfunding, and how non-profits can join the GlobalGiving platform. The presentation includes sections on setting SMART fundraising goals, developing a compelling story, networking strategies, writing effective emails, and analyzing campaign results. The overall goal is to educate attendees on best practices for online fundraising and crowdfunding campaigns.
This document provides an overview of strategies for engaging and managing volunteers effectively. It discusses how to delegate tasks to volunteers to help implement strategic plans. Key points include creating position descriptions for volunteers, screening and placing volunteers in appropriate roles, developing recognition and retention activities, and building communication plans to inform and thank volunteers. The document emphasizes starting small, being selective with volunteers, and evolving programs over time to offer more meaningful and flexible roles that create connections between volunteers and the organization's mission.
***Watch this presentation on YouTube at https://youtu.be/x0KUzoaJ0jA
Take a deeper dive into the strategies that your organization can adopt for success on #DayForTheBrave 2015. This presentation covers optimizing your Razoo page, empowering your ambassadors to support your campaign, prizes you can win, dates to remember, and much more!
How to grow your social media accounts when all you hear is crickets - Jeremy...TBEX
This document provides tips and best practices for growing social media accounts on Twitter, Facebook, and Pinterest. It analyzes metrics for posts on each platform and offers strategies for increasing engagement and followers. These include adopting consistent posting schedules, using hashtags and group boards, automating content, and focusing on visually appealing images and questions that spark user interaction. The document emphasizes testing different approaches to find the techniques that work best for each individual and their specific goals with social media.
The use of digital media as a communications and fundraising tool is has become essential for nonprofit organization, but does your organization have a clear understanding and plan of the role online communications plays in raising funds? Learning ways to leverage multichannel communications for your cultivation and stewardship strategies will benefit your bottom line and better serve your mission.
• Understand the strategic role online communications plays in fund development. Investigate options for using digital media as a fundraising tool.
• Learn the role of social media in the fundraising process.
Develop online engagement strategies for organizational staff, board members, volunteers and current donors.
This document summarizes the social media efforts of a university from 2010-2013. It began with a Facebook page and Twitter account used mostly for news releases. A social media specialist was then hired to expand the university's presence on platforms like LinkedIn, Google+, and YouTube. Analytics showed strong growth across most platforms during this period with over 20,000 Facebook likes and over 14 million Twitter impressions generated without any paid advertising. Strategies focused on engaging content, questions for audiences, and promoting events. The university became one of the most engaged in its state.
This document is Goodyear Tire & Rubber Company's quarterly report filed with the SEC for the quarter ended September 30, 2005. It includes Goodyear's consolidated financial statements and notes. Some key details:
- Net sales for the quarter increased to $5.03 billion, up from $4.7 billion in the prior year. Net income was $142 million compared to $38 million.
- For the nine months, net sales increased to $14.79 billion and net income was $279 million compared to a $10 million loss in the prior year.
- Total assets as of September 30, 2005 were $16.24 billion, with total liabilities of $15
The Modern Annual Report: Inspiration for Nonprofit OrganizationsJoleen Ong
Annual report, impact report, shareholder report... whatever you call it, it's that time of year again. You need a report that shows how your organization made the community more just, creative, cultured, stable, or equitable this year. Originally prepared for Portland's Tech for Good Meetup on January 7, 2015 (http://bit.ly/1wrCt8I), this presentation contains specific examples of nonprofits that have been skillful in reimagining the annual report, and improving the reader experience by making the content engaging and fun. From one page infographics to photo contests to interactive websites, learn about some creative approaches that nonprofits are taking to ultimately share the story of their impact.
Citations are included in the notes section of each slide to give proper credit to all nonprofit organizations profiled in this presentation.
Nonprofit Insights: Tapping into the Power of National Days and Weeks of ServiceVolunteerMatch
For many nonprofit organizations, national events like MLK Day of Service, National Volunteer Week or #GivingTuesday create not only another opportunity to build support, but also more work, more logistical challenges, and potential fatigue among donors and volunteers.
How can nonprofits balance the potential benefits of #GivingTuesday?
In this webinar, VolunteerMatch, #GivingTuesday and the Support Center for Child Advocacy talk about how organizations can tap into the power of national days and weeks of service. No matter the size or budget of your nonprofit, this webinar provides insight into how you can engage volunteers to help with campaigns on days like #GivingTuesday, and, vice versa, how these national days of giving and volunteering can help grow your volunteer engagement.
Making Big Bets: How changes in volunteer engagement strategies pay off!VolunteerMatch
What volunteers want to do with their time, how they want to get involved and make a difference is changing. For many organizations this means that leaders of volunteer engagement are scrambling to re-think volunteer work what it means to be a volunteer in their organizations. Creating new opportunities for volunteers can be challenging - how do you create these new opportunities, how do gain buy-in from paid staff and existing volunteers, how do you know it's working?
Join Carla Lehn, Library Programs Consultant for the California State Library and Beth Steinhorn, President of JFFIxler Group has they talk about what they've learned about transforming volunteer engagement programs. Beth will share lessons she's learned from engaging Boomers as volunteers and the importance of creating impact-driven opportunities, and Carla will share how she's transformed what it means to be a library volunteer and how she worked with paid staff to make this happen.
Both Carla and Beth have written chapters in VolunteerMatch’s new book Volunteer Engagement 2.0: Ideas and Insights Changing the World. This book explores the innovative volunteer engagement approaches that are reshaping nonprofits and their communities, and shows how you can bring these approaches to your own organization.
This document provides tips for launching a successful social media fundraising campaign in 3 steps or less:
1) Explain why social fundraising is effective by leveraging people's innate desire to help others and the power of peer-to-peer requests for donations.
2) Outline the 10 steps to launch a campaign, including setting SMART goals, mapping donations to impact, choosing platforms, creating compelling content, optimizing calls to action, and planning ongoing engagement.
3) Emphasize regularly sharing campaign milestones, documenting impact, and celebrating achievements to thank donors and further motivate contributions.
Billions of dollars are donated online every year, and the numbers are growing by leaps and bounds. But how can your NGO maximize its social fundraising efforts? Get concrete tips and tools for establishing your presence and getting big donations in the door. Presented by Darian Rodriguez Heyman at the Social Media for Nonprofits- New Delhi conference on December 5, 2012.
Recording: http://www.vimeo.com/27547694
Research for Good partners with nonprofit organizations to offer your donors, volunteers, contacts, employees and friends the opportunity to donate their time by answering market research surveys in exchange for a monetary donation to your organization. By offering their opinions and participating in online surveys, respondents turn their time into money for a cause that is close to their heart.
In this webinar you will learn to:
- Activate your supporters to trade their time for donations
- Utilize a simple polling tool to gain insights about your supporters
- Engage supporters for your cause on an ongoing basis
The Research for Good program is free to join and easy to use and you can get started in 15 minutes or less.
Presentation by: Sean Case, researchforgood.com
GlobalGiving Current Partner Workshop 2016GlobalGiving
This document outlines an agenda for a GlobalGiving workshop. It introduces GlobalGiving as a nonprofit founded by former World Bank executives to direct philanthropy to vetted projects around the world. The workshop agenda covers GlobalGiving updates, fundraising strategies, and engaging donors through activities and discussions. Attendees are provided information on utilizing GlobalGiving's tools and resources to increase fundraising and impact.
Building a culture of philanthropy within your organization by putting donors and donor relations at the center of your fundraising efforts. Good for all nonprofits.
Connecting With Your Community Via Facebook: They Already Like You!Jen Robinson
This document provides tips for using Facebook to connect with a community based on a library's experience. It discusses establishing goals and expectations, using tools like calendars and shared workspaces, developing a posting process, getting ideas from staff, handling administration through community support and analytics, and promoting the Facebook page on small and large scales. The overall purpose is to engage and build the community while promoting the library.
How to Market Your Nonprofit's Impact to Maximize Your Fundraising ROIHubSpot
This document summarizes a presentation about marketing nonprofit impact to maximize fundraising returns. It discusses why people give (emotionally or as informed investors), retaining donors through the donor funnel, and case studies of charities that effectively communicate impact. The presentation emphasizes telling a compelling story that appeals to emotion and intellect, highlighting tangible impact through metrics, building community, and using a narrative arc in communications. Key tactics include email marketing, video, social media, and online fundraising.
Think Fast, Think Big: Secrets of America's Largest Non-Profits"Kelly Townsend
This document outlines strategies for non-profits to optimize fundraising and engagement during important political and social events. It discusses how organizations like Planned Parenthood and the Humane Society planned extensive multi-channel campaigns around expected "big moments" like marriage equality announcements or unexpected events. The document encourages having flexible plans that can be quickly implemented when opportunities arise. It also stresses testing approaches, telling compelling stories, communicating across audiences, and capitalizing on outrage or support over issues.
Aishik Saha Mumbai Crowdfunding Workshop April 2018Aishik Saha
This document provides an agenda for a presentation on crowdfunding. It will cover who GlobalGiving is, how to run a successful crowdfunding campaign, using social media for crowdfunding, and how non-profits can join the GlobalGiving platform. The presentation includes sections on setting SMART fundraising goals, developing a compelling story, networking strategies, writing effective emails, and analyzing campaign results. The overall goal is to educate attendees on best practices for online fundraising and crowdfunding campaigns.
This document provides an overview of strategies for engaging and managing volunteers effectively. It discusses how to delegate tasks to volunteers to help implement strategic plans. Key points include creating position descriptions for volunteers, screening and placing volunteers in appropriate roles, developing recognition and retention activities, and building communication plans to inform and thank volunteers. The document emphasizes starting small, being selective with volunteers, and evolving programs over time to offer more meaningful and flexible roles that create connections between volunteers and the organization's mission.
***Watch this presentation on YouTube at https://youtu.be/x0KUzoaJ0jA
Take a deeper dive into the strategies that your organization can adopt for success on #DayForTheBrave 2015. This presentation covers optimizing your Razoo page, empowering your ambassadors to support your campaign, prizes you can win, dates to remember, and much more!
How to grow your social media accounts when all you hear is crickets - Jeremy...TBEX
This document provides tips and best practices for growing social media accounts on Twitter, Facebook, and Pinterest. It analyzes metrics for posts on each platform and offers strategies for increasing engagement and followers. These include adopting consistent posting schedules, using hashtags and group boards, automating content, and focusing on visually appealing images and questions that spark user interaction. The document emphasizes testing different approaches to find the techniques that work best for each individual and their specific goals with social media.
The use of digital media as a communications and fundraising tool is has become essential for nonprofit organization, but does your organization have a clear understanding and plan of the role online communications plays in raising funds? Learning ways to leverage multichannel communications for your cultivation and stewardship strategies will benefit your bottom line and better serve your mission.
• Understand the strategic role online communications plays in fund development. Investigate options for using digital media as a fundraising tool.
• Learn the role of social media in the fundraising process.
Develop online engagement strategies for organizational staff, board members, volunteers and current donors.
This document summarizes the social media efforts of a university from 2010-2013. It began with a Facebook page and Twitter account used mostly for news releases. A social media specialist was then hired to expand the university's presence on platforms like LinkedIn, Google+, and YouTube. Analytics showed strong growth across most platforms during this period with over 20,000 Facebook likes and over 14 million Twitter impressions generated without any paid advertising. Strategies focused on engaging content, questions for audiences, and promoting events. The university became one of the most engaged in its state.
This document is Goodyear Tire & Rubber Company's quarterly report filed with the SEC for the quarter ended September 30, 2005. It includes Goodyear's consolidated financial statements and notes. Some key details:
- Net sales for the quarter increased to $5.03 billion, up from $4.7 billion in the prior year. Net income was $142 million compared to $38 million.
- For the nine months, net sales increased to $14.79 billion and net income was $279 million compared to a $10 million loss in the prior year.
- Total assets as of September 30, 2005 were $16.24 billion, with total liabilities of $15
Raytheon reported strong financial results for the first quarter of 2007, with sales up 6% to $4.9 billion and operating income up 18% to $510 million compared to the first quarter of 2006. Earnings per share from continuing operations were up 13% to $0.69. The company also achieved record backlog of $33.9 billion and solid bookings of $5.3 billion in the quarter. Raytheon reaffirmed its full-year 2007 financial outlook and announced it had initiated a $1 billion debt redemption following the completion of the sale of its aircraft unit Raytheon Aircraft Company.
Twitter is a social media platform that saw a huge increase in unique monthly visitors from 1.2 million in May 2008 to 18.2 million in May 2009. The document discusses how Twitter can be used as a conversation tool, for professional networking, sharing resources and breaking news, by government entities, and for searchable and shareable content. It also outlines how libraries can use Twitter to announce programs, send updates to followers' phones, and promote their services to gain followers on the platform.
This document provides a perspective on humanity's small size in the vast universe. It notes that from a distant view, all of Earth's 7 billion inhabitants, along with all of our conflicts, problems, cultures and civilizations, fit inside a tiny blue point. It encourages reflecting on how small individual problems seem in light of our small size in the cosmos, but also notes that an omniscient God knows each person intimately.
This document is International Paper Company's Form 10-Q filing for the quarterly period ended March 31, 2003. [1] It provides International Paper's unaudited financial statements including the consolidated statement of earnings, balance sheet, statement of cash flows, and statement of common shareholders' equity for the periods ended March 31, 2003 and 2002. [2] It also includes notes to the financial statements and sections for management's discussion of financial condition and results of operations, quantitative and qualitative market risk disclosures, and controls and procedures. [3]
Presented at the OEC's Legislative Summit 2012. by Jennifer Doron.
By now we are all familiar with social media. The names at least: Facebook, Twitter, Foursquare, LinkedIn, and hundreds more.
But how do we harness the numbers of people engaged online - and their incredible power - to produce positive, lasting change for the environment?
1. The document provides examples of system interfaces that follow principles of good user experience design. It discusses concepts like providing feedback on system processes, using natural language, giving users control and freedom, consistency, preventing errors, minimizing recall, flexibility, minimalist design, helping users diagnose errors, and providing help and documentation.
2. Each section includes examples of interfaces that demonstrate the principle, such as progress indicators, undo/redo functions, spell check, tooltips, shortcuts, and contextual help.
3. The examples show how concepts from visibility, language matching reality, user control, consistency, and other usability guidelines can be implemented in interfaces like Gmail, Excel, search tools, and help documentation.
This document lists 5 projects: an app for canned tuna company Greenpeace, an annual report for Tourism Australia, a youth brand for Tourism Australia, an identity and website for furniture company Möbelstuck, and an illustrated map and design project for Tourism Australia.
This document contains inspirational quotes about life, peace, and humanity's connection to the universe and each other. It encourages the reader not to quit during difficult times, that their impact on others is through how they make people feel, and that each moment of happiness benefits the world. It also conveys that safety lies in swift action, all things are connected so what affects the earth affects all people, and that as individuals we are interconnected parts of the greater whole.
Eric Schnell gave a professorial lecture on March 20, 2014 about the dilemmas faced by scholars in keeping their work relevant given rapid changes in technology and communications. He discussed how emerging technologies from the 1990s like Gopher and the World Wide Web initially disrupted traditional scholarship but are now sustaining technologies. Schnell noted tensions between using new digital formats and relying on traditional peer-reviewed publications for tenure. While new formats engage many users, their academic value is still debated. The future may require more flexibility in evaluating work to accommodate new digital scholarship.
Basic Computer & Internet Programs for Transitional Living facilitiesMickey Bryant
The goal of the programs is to provide a redirecting option to under privileged youth to get them off the street. And to provide the necessary techno-tools to individuals in treatment programs and shelters prior to them re-entering into society.
Bridging the Gap - Getting the Most Out of a New Development DirectorBloomerang
This presentation discusses strategies for development departments to stay productive during staff transitions. It notes the average tenure of fundraisers is only 16 months, creating challenges with vacancies. The presentation recommends assessing upcoming fundraising activities and deadlines, creating a calendar to assign responsibilities, tracking progress, and considering interim support. It also stresses the importance of keeping processes standardized, engaging volunteers and board, and hiring qualified replacement staff.
Recording: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CD5w6irusoI
Description:
How do you know if the efforts your charity is putting into social media are worth it? Are you even measuring the right things? Join this webinar to learn about the ROI you should expect from investing resources into this means of outreach, marketing and fundraising, and how you can present your successes to senior staff and your Board with more confidence.
This document summarizes an online fundraising summit that took place on September 24, 2008 in London. The summit covered using technology and online tools to build relationships with donors and raise funds. Key topics included how online conversations can drive donations, using tools to manage donor information and messages, case studies of testing different approaches, and resources for nonprofit fundraising online. Breakout sessions were also part of the agenda to allow for networking and small group work.
Digital Media in Building Trades Organizing Alex Hogan
This document discusses how digital media can help with union organizing efforts. It provides tips on developing digital organizing plans, using social media platforms like Facebook and Twitter for organizing, and creating visual content. Some key points covered include drafting goals and targeting audiences for a digital plan, using things like testimonials and facts to engage people online, and tips for taking photos and videos to help promote organizing campaigns.
This document provides an agenda and summary for a GlobalGiving partner workshop held in Portland, Oregon in 2016. The agenda includes introductions, GlobalGiving updates on fundraising results and initiatives for the coming year, tips on creating SMART fundraising goals, engaging fundraising advocates, crafting compelling stories in 60 seconds or less, and an overview of the GG Rewards program for organizational engagement and effectiveness. Partners participated in activities to draft SMART goals, identify potential advocates, and pitch their projects in under a minute.
Intersection between social media and fundraising green editionDawn Crawford
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Syllabus
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Introduction to objective, scope and outcome the subject
Chapter 2
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Chapter 5
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Nonprofit Communications Strategy - OH Clean Water Conference
1. Communications Strategy:
Marketing,
Marketing Messaging &
Social Media
Jennifer Doron
Director of Marketing &
Communication
C i ti
Ohio Environmental Council
2. Introduction
• What do YOU want out of
this session?
• Write down your questions.
If I don’t answer during
don t
presentation, then ask
during Q&A.
• We will cover:
Strategic Planning
Messaging
Social Media
Plenty of time for Q&A
3. Your Plan
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• How do you know
y
where you are
going?
• Planning ahead
leaves time for
last minute
last-minute and
creates less
guesswork
• Can’t see what
you don’t measure
4. Sample Plans
• Size doesn’t matter!
doesn t
• Is it realistic?
• Be flexible.
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• Check monthly – are you on track?
• Update yearly – results and new plan
5. Key Elements
y
• Executive Summary (write it last)
• Any background info
• Strengths, Challenges
Strengths Challenges, Opportunities
• Audience (hint: it’s NOT the general public)
• Strategy
• Tactics
• Measurement
6. • Measurement – MUST DO
Goal: Clean Up Local Creek so Water Quality is X
by hi
b This Date
Strategy (one of them): Use 5 Volunteer
Coordinators to regularly monitor water quality
C di t t l l it t lit
of creek
Tactics:
Tactics Identify and train volunteers, Set up
volunteers
schedule of monitoring, Create easy-to-use
reporting tool
7. Measuring Results
• Goal: Clean Up Local Creek so Water Quality
is X by This Date
• Measurement: Water quality reports
• Timing: Every month until This Date
• Cost: Staff time to recruit and train
volunteers, some hard cost for consultant to
create web-based reporting system
8. Measuring Results
• Goal: 25% increase in valid (non-bouncing)
(non bouncing)
email list; average of 25% open rate for
e newsletter
e-newsletter
• Measurement: Increase in list; open rates
• Ti i
Timing: G stats at end of each month
Get d f h h
• Cost: Staff time
9. Messaging
• Make it personal with compelling stories
• Make it easy: what do you want me to do
– READ, DO, GIVE, TELL, ATTEND
• It’s not about your organization
It s
(hint: it’s like a date)
10. Samples
• Doing it right
• Could use some help
• Best practices – find on resources (last slide)
11.
12.
13.
14.
15. Social Media
• Don’t give in to peer pressure
Don t
• What is right for YOUR organization – social
media i another avenue, not th only one
di is th t the l
• Get the help you need
py
• Sample social media plan –additions
• B di
Branding
16.
17.
18. Social Media – one tactic with results
Tactic: Facebook
Tactics included:
•Update the current OEC Facebook page to reflect new branding.
•Create a Causes page on Facebook.
•Build our network through direct contact on Facebook, asking current ‘fans’ of our group
to invite others to join, and through e-newsletters and other materials.
•Populate the pages with photos, videos, and text as available.
•Engage OEC board and staff member to attract new fans.
•Send messages/updates at least every 10 days or as appropriate for Been updating
Send
wall/status about 3 times a week; sending direct messages to fans about once a
week.events, action alerts, hot issues, etc.
•Put link on homepage of our website.
•Research doing a targeted Facebook at for a Real Ohio Tour or Green Gala
Goal: Grow fans from current 30 to 200 (excluding staff/board) by end of the 2009.
Measurement: Number of fans
Achievements: 390 fans by end of 2009; averaging 15 fan interactions a month – good relative to
39 y 9; g g 5 g
how much time is spent posting/interacting on site; held a lunchtime training for staff about how
to use Facebook.
A free coupon for Facebook Ad space was used prior to the Green Gala and generated an
additional 99 referrals to our website. On average, we had 40 referrals a month from our
website average
Facebook page to our website.
19. Learn More
• Webinars, etc. are great, but don’t overdo it
don t
• 3 things
Resources:
http://waterwordsthatwork.com
http://waterwordsthatwork com Eric Eckl
www.nonprofitmarketingguide.com & blog All-Access Pass
www1.networkforgood.org/for-nonprofits & Katya’s blog
p y
www.nten.org – non profit technology – not too geeky
www.bethkanter.org
20. Thank YOU!
My info:
Jennifer Doron
Cell 216-236-4536
jennifer@theOEC.org
www.facebook.comg/OhioEnvironmentalCouncil
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www.twitter.com/OhioEnviro
Ohio Environmental Council
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1207 Grandview Avenue, Suite 201
Columbus, OH 43212
(614) 487-7506
www.theOEC.org
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