Today, your donors live in a world of personalized experiences. These daily experiences span fashion, fitness, entertainment, and shopping to news, travel, finance, and business. et, most nonprofits are still using fundraising tools and tactics that blast impersonal, mass messaging to 95% of donors and reserve personalized engagement for top givers. Why?
Here's what you’ll learn:
* How donor preferences are shifting and what this means for your nonprofit.
* How to identify key opportunities to tap into personalization in your donors’ journey.
* Four insight-driven engagement strategies you can use immediately to build more personalized relationships with your donors.
Today, your donors live in a world of personalized experiences. These daily experiences span fashion, fitness, entertainment, and shopping to news, travel, finance, and business. et, most nonprofits are still using fundraising tools and tactics that blast impersonal, mass messaging to 95% of donors and reserve personalized engagement for top givers. Why?
Here's what you’ll learn:
* How donor preferences are shifting and what this means for your nonprofit.
* How to identify key opportunities to tap into personalization in your donors’ journey.
* Four insight-driven engagement strategies you can use immediately to build more personalized relationships with your donors.
See3 CEO Michael Hoffman gave this talk to the 2013 International Fundraising Conference in the Netherlands. Watch to find out why what you thought you knew about social media fundraising should go right out the window.
Learn what online fundraising is and how can it help your nonprofit raise more money, how to build an online fundraising strategy that is SMART and how to best use important tools in your fundraising efforts.
Using insight to inform UX and new modes of engagement | The future of engage...CharityComms
Daniel Gray, digital engagement manager, WaterAid
Visit the CharityComms website to view slides from past events, see what events we have coming up and to check out what else we do: www.charitycomms.org.uk
Roadmap to a Successful Peer-to-Peer CampaignBloomerang
https://bloomerang.co/resources/webinars/
Chris Hammond and Brittany LaGanke will walk you through an overview of P2P basics, campaign essentials, and show you how to set your fundraising team up for success and keep them motivated.
Virtuous: Donor Engagement in an Age of Continuous ConnectionVirtuous Software
Virtuous is your nonprofit's integrated CRM, Marketing and Donation Platform and is designed to help you grow giving and provide a personalized donor experience at scale.
https://bloomerang.co/resources/webinars/
Lindsay Simonds will address the fundamentals and trends to set the stage, and then dive into examples of how nonprofits are framing their thinking about sustaining long term donor partnerships.
Take an in-depth tour and training of our core tools, learn to harness GlobalGiving’s GG Rewards program to help your organization reach Superstar status, and how to improve your visibility and fundraising on GlobalGiving
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Ellie Moore, senior engagement strategist, Don't Panic
Visit the CharityComms website to view slides from past events, see what events we have coming up and to check out what else we do: www.charitycomms.org.uk
Leveraging Social Media for Your Next Fundraising EventAbila
Abila, along with Darian Rodriguez Heyman of Social Media for Nonprofits and Laura Huddle of Eventbrite present a session about how Social Media Tools can be leveraged for Fundraising.
A session about Crowd-Funding given by Nick Burne at THINK Consulting Solutions at the IOF National Convention in July 2011 with Ed Whiting from WeDidThis and Tamasine Johnson from the National Trust.
Social Media for Social Change: The Community Summit 2014, Keenan WellarLiveWorkPlay
The Community Summit
June 18, Wenatchee, Washington
Keenan Wellar
LiveWorkPlay.ca (Ottawa, Canada)
Social Media for Social Change
Can agencies supporting inclusion for people with intellectual disabilities magnify their message and impact by contributing to and learning from engagement in social media networks?
As people with intellectual disabilities continue on their journey toward full inclusion in their communities, agencies must adapt their communications strategies to appeal and engage a wider audience.
LiveWorkPlay, one of the smallest (by budget) agencies in an urban community of 1,000,000 has utilized social media as a critical component in a broader communications strategy.
If it's broken – let’s fix it: finding new ways to engage | The future of eng...CharityComms
Reuben Turner, creative partner, Good Agency
Visit the CharityComms website to view slides from past events, see what events we have coming up and to check out what else we do: www.charitycomms.org.uk
How To Create A Newsletter That Donors Read and Respond To4Good.org
Are you spending precious time putting a newsletter together only to be disappointed by dismal results? Join us for this info-packed webinar to learn how to create a newsletter that communicates, educates, and raises money. You’ll learn how to plan content, what to include, and what to leave out. We’ll also talk about how to decide if your newsletter should be digital or print.
This is a presentation by Justin Perkins, Director of Nonprofit Services at Care2.com featuring research on Social Network Fundraising and use of new media for nonprofit marketing.
See3 CEO Michael Hoffman gave this talk to the 2013 International Fundraising Conference in the Netherlands. Watch to find out why what you thought you knew about social media fundraising should go right out the window.
Learn what online fundraising is and how can it help your nonprofit raise more money, how to build an online fundraising strategy that is SMART and how to best use important tools in your fundraising efforts.
Using insight to inform UX and new modes of engagement | The future of engage...CharityComms
Daniel Gray, digital engagement manager, WaterAid
Visit the CharityComms website to view slides from past events, see what events we have coming up and to check out what else we do: www.charitycomms.org.uk
Roadmap to a Successful Peer-to-Peer CampaignBloomerang
https://bloomerang.co/resources/webinars/
Chris Hammond and Brittany LaGanke will walk you through an overview of P2P basics, campaign essentials, and show you how to set your fundraising team up for success and keep them motivated.
Virtuous: Donor Engagement in an Age of Continuous ConnectionVirtuous Software
Virtuous is your nonprofit's integrated CRM, Marketing and Donation Platform and is designed to help you grow giving and provide a personalized donor experience at scale.
https://bloomerang.co/resources/webinars/
Lindsay Simonds will address the fundamentals and trends to set the stage, and then dive into examples of how nonprofits are framing their thinking about sustaining long term donor partnerships.
Take an in-depth tour and training of our core tools, learn to harness GlobalGiving’s GG Rewards program to help your organization reach Superstar status, and how to improve your visibility and fundraising on GlobalGiving
The science of social: how to be relevant to a sceptical audience | The futur...CharityComms
Ellie Moore, senior engagement strategist, Don't Panic
Visit the CharityComms website to view slides from past events, see what events we have coming up and to check out what else we do: www.charitycomms.org.uk
Leveraging Social Media for Your Next Fundraising EventAbila
Abila, along with Darian Rodriguez Heyman of Social Media for Nonprofits and Laura Huddle of Eventbrite present a session about how Social Media Tools can be leveraged for Fundraising.
A session about Crowd-Funding given by Nick Burne at THINK Consulting Solutions at the IOF National Convention in July 2011 with Ed Whiting from WeDidThis and Tamasine Johnson from the National Trust.
Social Media for Social Change: The Community Summit 2014, Keenan WellarLiveWorkPlay
The Community Summit
June 18, Wenatchee, Washington
Keenan Wellar
LiveWorkPlay.ca (Ottawa, Canada)
Social Media for Social Change
Can agencies supporting inclusion for people with intellectual disabilities magnify their message and impact by contributing to and learning from engagement in social media networks?
As people with intellectual disabilities continue on their journey toward full inclusion in their communities, agencies must adapt their communications strategies to appeal and engage a wider audience.
LiveWorkPlay, one of the smallest (by budget) agencies in an urban community of 1,000,000 has utilized social media as a critical component in a broader communications strategy.
If it's broken – let’s fix it: finding new ways to engage | The future of eng...CharityComms
Reuben Turner, creative partner, Good Agency
Visit the CharityComms website to view slides from past events, see what events we have coming up and to check out what else we do: www.charitycomms.org.uk
How To Create A Newsletter That Donors Read and Respond To4Good.org
Are you spending precious time putting a newsletter together only to be disappointed by dismal results? Join us for this info-packed webinar to learn how to create a newsletter that communicates, educates, and raises money. You’ll learn how to plan content, what to include, and what to leave out. We’ll also talk about how to decide if your newsletter should be digital or print.
This is a presentation by Justin Perkins, Director of Nonprofit Services at Care2.com featuring research on Social Network Fundraising and use of new media for nonprofit marketing.
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Jennifer Schaus and Associates hosts a complimentary webinar series on The FAR in 2024. Join the webinars on Wednesdays and Fridays at noon, eastern.
Recordings are on YouTube and the company website.
https://www.youtube.com/@jenniferschaus/videos
This session provides a comprehensive overview of the latest updates to the Uniform Administrative Requirements, Cost Principles, and Audit Requirements for Federal Awards (commonly known as the Uniform Guidance) outlined in the 2 CFR 200.
With a focus on the 2024 revisions issued by the Office of Management and Budget (OMB), participants will gain insight into the key changes affecting federal grant recipients. The session will delve into critical regulatory updates, providing attendees with the knowledge and tools necessary to navigate and comply with the evolving landscape of federal grant management.
Learning Objectives:
- Understand the rationale behind the 2024 updates to the Uniform Guidance outlined in 2 CFR 200, and their implications for federal grant recipients.
- Identify the key changes and revisions introduced by the Office of Management and Budget (OMB) in the 2024 edition of 2 CFR 200.
- Gain proficiency in applying the updated regulations to ensure compliance with federal grant requirements and avoid potential audit findings.
- Develop strategies for effectively implementing the new guidelines within the grant management processes of their respective organizations, fostering efficiency and accountability in federal grant administration.
2. Schedule
Welcome 5 min
About GlobalGiving 15 min
Online Fundraising 30 min
SMART Goals 30 min
BREAK
Network Mapping 30 min
Storytelling 30 min
Our Approach to Disasters 15 min
Grants and Join GlobalGiving 30 min
Questions 15 min
3. Mucho gusto!
Britt Lake
Chief Program Officer
blake@globalgiving.org
Marlena Hartz
Content Marketing Manager
mhartz@globalgiving.org
6. GlobalGiving is the first and largest crowdfunding
community for nonprofits, donors, and companies. We
are a registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit with a mission to
transform aid and philanthropy to accelerate
community-led change. We make it possible for local
organizations to access the funding, tools, training, and
support they need to become more effective.
14. We’re here to support our
nonprofit partners with
whatever they need, from
account navigation to
online fundraising strategy
development to social
media tactics.
One-on-one
Support
15. GlobalGiving works hard
to introduce new donors,
new corporate partners,
and new organizations to
the community.
New
Networks
16. Thank you note tools,
donation management,
project report sends, and
much more—GlobalGiving
offers numerous ways to
develop your donor
relationships.
Donor
Tools
17. GlobalGiving is here to
do more than procecss
your donations—we’re
here to offer you access
to ideas + information!
Training +
Resources
18. To help our partners
activate their networks
we offer a calendar of
campaigns every year
with matching days,
photo contests, and
much more!
Campaigns
19. With thousands of nonprofit
partners, we’re working to
build a community of
collaboration and
information sharing.
Community
28. Local
Offline fundraising is
limited to a geographic
area, or the cost of have a
global physical presence.
OFFLINE
Global
ONLINE
Going online opens networks
up to a global scale quickly,
cheaply, and efficiently.
29. 1. Access more money
2. Build relationships with your network locally + globally
3. Build trust and credibility
4. Expand your network of supporters
5. Share your impact!
Goals: Offline or online are the same
36. Set SMART goals and
decide how online
fundraising +
crowdfunding best
fits into your work.
Strategize
Pick a platform,
develop a
fundraising calendar
that makes sense,
and get started.
Plan
Create content and
stories to inspire
donors. Develop a
schedule for sharing
your content!
Create +
Share
Reach out to your
networks, cultivate
relationships, and
ask people to give by
your deadline.
Network +
Raise
41. NOT SPECIFIC
• Raise $10,000
• Have 100 donors
• Increase “followers” to 35,000
SPECIFIC
• Raise more funds
• Engage more donors
• Have more “followers”
43. NOT MEASURABLE
• Increase subscribers by 50%
• Raise $50,000
• Acquire 25 new recurring
donors
MEASURABLE
• Have more email subscribers
• Raise a part of our budget
• Increase recurring donors
45. NOT ACTION-ORIENTED
• 3% of newsletter subscribers
open our email
• 35 Facebook followers share
our fundraising campaign post
• Accrue an NPS score of 25 for
donor satisfaction
ACTION-ORIENTED
• Increase newsletter readership
• Create a viral Facebook post
• Make donors happy
47. NOT REALISTIC
• Raise $10,000
• 44% of our subscribers open
our emails
• Get 25 new donors
REALISTIC
• Raise $10,000,000
• Have 100% of our subscribers
open our emails
• Get one new donor
49. NOT TIME-BOUND
• Raise $15,000 by Dec. 31
• Get 25 new donors during the
Year-End Campaign
• Acquire 600 new Facebook
fans by end of Q3
TIME-BOUND
• Raise $15,000 ASAP
• Get 25 new donors soon
• Get to 600 Facebook fans
some day
52. • Provide focus,
direction, and
accountability
• Allow for milestone
checks and
strategic pivots
• Make for better calls-
to-action to donors
53. A C T I V I T Y
1. Draft 2-3 SMART online fundraising goals
2. Share your goals with a partner; verify your goals meet
the SMART guidelines.
3. What challenges did you have in creating your SMART
goals?
Develop SMART goals.
56. “Get to know your network…
This is a critical component to
running a successful campaign.
Make long lists of your team’s
network– this includes people
that can make donations but
also people who have access to
larger networks.”
C R E A M O S
GlobalGiving Accelerator Graduate
60. Your network is
bigger than you think!
• Board members
• Diaspora
• Local business owners
• Leaders in the industry
• Religious institutions
• Community foundations
• Alumni
• Volunteers
62. Are they able to
provide financial
support for your
organization?
Cash
Can they volunteer?
Offer time to help your
team complete goals?
Time
Do they have a large
network? Can they
reach out to them for
your organization?
Contacts
63. Do they care deeply for
your cause or your
organization? Do they
want to be involved?
Passion
Are they well respected
in your sector? Do they
have well regarded
contacts?
Influence
Do they have
important skills they
can provide your
organization?
Expertise
65. A C T I V I T Y
1. Map your current network.
2. Map your potential network.
3. With a partner, brainstorm ideas to reach your potential network.
4. Share a learning with the group.
Network Mapping
71. • Character
• Hook
• Setting
• Inciting Incident
• Call to Action
Story
Elements
72. Stories should
contain a single,
compellingcharacter
that is relatable to the
audience.
An Effective
Character
73. Q U E S T I O N
Tell us about a person you’ve featured in a
story on your website or social media.
74. A Hook
Stories should capture the
audience’s attention as
quickly as possible,giving
them a sense of whose story
it is and what’s at stake.
75. Setting
Stories should show—
rather than tell—the
audience about the
character, using rich
details and featuring the
character’s own voice,
without jargon.
77. Stories should convey
emotions that move people
to act, and include clear,
easy-to-find pathways to
for the consumer to
complete those desired
actions.
Call to Action
84. Your emails, your social media, how you talk to a stranger, how
to convey your work to a funder or board member.
Your story shows and shares your organization’s impact.
Stories can be used everywhere
85. A C T I V I T Y
1. Share your mission statement. Does it include the elements
of a good story (character, hook, setting, incitingincident, and
call to action)?
2. How are you communicating your story? On your website?
On social media? What are you doing well? What could you do
better? Do your stories meet the triple bottom line?
How does your nonprofit tell its story?
88. How does GlobalGiving support our
partners after a disaster?
ü Grants
ü Promoting your work to our network
ü Media attention
ü Coordination
ü Sharing your stories
ü Providing a platform for donors to give
ü Carrying out admin tasks for your organization (thank you
notes, tax receipts, processing checks, etc.)
ü Expedited disbursements when needed
89. Our partners
respond, and we
support:
• 2010 Haiti Earthquake
• 2011 Japan Earthquake +
Tsunami
• 2013 Typhoon Haiyan
• 2014 Afghanistan landslides
• 2015 Nepal Earthquake
• 2017 Hurricane Irma + Maria
• 2017 Mexico Earthquake
• Ebola Crisis
• Syrian Refugee Crisis
92. • Is your nonprofit carrying out relief or
recovery work after Hurricanes Irma
and Maria?
• Is your organization a registered
nonprofit in Puerto Rico?
• Does your organization have strong ties
in the communities where you are
carrying out your hurricane recovery
work?
93. H O W D O I A P P L Y F O R A G L O B A L G I V I N G G R A N T ?
103. The Accelerator is a time-bound fundraising campaign that will
lead an organization to become a full-time partner on
GlobalGiving once they have raised $5,000 from 40 donors! It’s
designed to support organizations to succeed in crowdfunding
through 1-on-1 support, online trainings, and great tools!
What is the GlobalGivingAccelerator?
105. For the three weeks prior
to the Accelerator,
GlobalGiving provides
online trainings sessions,
calls, and email support to
help you succeed.
GlobalGiving
Support
106. The Accelerator
Community
The Accelerator community is
active and excited! You’ll receive
advice, support, and
encouragement from hundreds of
nonprofits around the globe
107. Go to the GlobalGiving
website and start your
application. We’ll ask you
for some organization
documents.
Submit your
Application
After your application has
been approved by our
vetting team, post a
project to get ready to
fundraise.
Post a
Project
Join one of GlobalGiving’s
Accelerator fundraising
campaigns to raise $5,000
from 40 donors to become
a full time partner!
Participate
in the
Accelerator
111. • Donor management +
communication tools
• Academies + trainings
• Fundraising campaigns
• Corporate partnerships
• Reputation building
and visibility
Full Partner
Benefits
112. No fee to join
No fee on grants or matching funds
No fee on tools or training
5% + 3% (transaction) fee on online
donations directly to your project