Our sign was created in 2010 to promote positivity and help change-makers receive attention for their positive impact. It uses humor and wit to spread messages that remind people of the good in life and bring communities together. Originally started as a device, it has now spread its universal message through shirts seen at rallies, concerts, and in places around the world as far as Greece and Times Square in New York City. The goal is to make positivity contagious on a global scale.
The document outlines a campaign to change social stigma against rape victims in Bangladesh. It aims to encourage victims to speak out and regain self-respect by changing people's perceptions that often blame and shame victims. The campaign will use various communication approaches over 16 months, including print media, social media, live events, and a mobile app, to raise awareness among both urban and rural populations. It will work with universities, cycling groups, and community leaders. The budget is 30 million taka for promotion, events, and a phased implementation plan to ultimately achieve social acceptance of rape victims.
Team DEXTERS Socio Camp (Round 1) Slides!Nafis Ahmed
This is the presentation slides made for the 1st round of Socio Camp 2014. Our main objective was to create awareness in the mass level to eradicate elderly abuse which is currently a major social issue, especially in the urban areas. The name of our campaign was ''Ajker tara, agamir amra. I loved working with my team on this topic because this might bring some benefit for the society. Please give your
The document provides ideas for non-profit organizations to utilize #GivingTuesday for fundraising and awareness efforts. It suggests encouraging employee matching gift donations, using social media to promote #GivingTuesday campaigns, integrating #GivingTuesday into end-of-year fundraising, obtaining matching grants from board members, trying mobile or online giving, organizing volunteer projects, having cities proclaim #GivingTuesday, and sharing stories with press outlets.
The document discusses creating global well-being and reducing poverty by discussing how an interest in the global economy can be applied locally through volunteering or donating to non-profits, applied globally through world travel and building infrastructure in developing countries, and how social media could help create community and share opportunities to support this goal.
The document provides information and resources for organizations participating in #GivingTuesday on December 1, 2015. It includes mega messages to promote #GivingTuesday, ideas for how organizations can get involved such as fundraising, volunteering, or creating social media campaigns, and templates for outreach emails, press releases, and a communications timeline. The goal is to encourage and facilitate widespread participation in the global day of giving.
This document provides frequently asked questions about #GivingTuesday, which is an annual global day of giving held on the Tuesday after Thanksgiving. It explains that #GivingTuesday benefits non-profits by increasing exposure and support during the holiday giving season. Any individual or organization can participate for free by promoting donations or fundraising campaigns using the #GivingTuesday hashtag on social media and other channels. While the #GivingTuesday movement encourages participation, it does not directly accept or distribute donations.
Our sign was created in 2010 to promote positivity and help change-makers receive attention for their positive impact. It uses humor and wit to spread messages that remind people of the good in life and bring communities together. Originally started as a device, it has now spread its universal message through shirts seen at rallies, concerts, and in places around the world as far as Greece and Times Square in New York City. The goal is to make positivity contagious on a global scale.
The document outlines a campaign to change social stigma against rape victims in Bangladesh. It aims to encourage victims to speak out and regain self-respect by changing people's perceptions that often blame and shame victims. The campaign will use various communication approaches over 16 months, including print media, social media, live events, and a mobile app, to raise awareness among both urban and rural populations. It will work with universities, cycling groups, and community leaders. The budget is 30 million taka for promotion, events, and a phased implementation plan to ultimately achieve social acceptance of rape victims.
Team DEXTERS Socio Camp (Round 1) Slides!Nafis Ahmed
This is the presentation slides made for the 1st round of Socio Camp 2014. Our main objective was to create awareness in the mass level to eradicate elderly abuse which is currently a major social issue, especially in the urban areas. The name of our campaign was ''Ajker tara, agamir amra. I loved working with my team on this topic because this might bring some benefit for the society. Please give your
The document provides ideas for non-profit organizations to utilize #GivingTuesday for fundraising and awareness efforts. It suggests encouraging employee matching gift donations, using social media to promote #GivingTuesday campaigns, integrating #GivingTuesday into end-of-year fundraising, obtaining matching grants from board members, trying mobile or online giving, organizing volunteer projects, having cities proclaim #GivingTuesday, and sharing stories with press outlets.
The document discusses creating global well-being and reducing poverty by discussing how an interest in the global economy can be applied locally through volunteering or donating to non-profits, applied globally through world travel and building infrastructure in developing countries, and how social media could help create community and share opportunities to support this goal.
The document provides information and resources for organizations participating in #GivingTuesday on December 1, 2015. It includes mega messages to promote #GivingTuesday, ideas for how organizations can get involved such as fundraising, volunteering, or creating social media campaigns, and templates for outreach emails, press releases, and a communications timeline. The goal is to encourage and facilitate widespread participation in the global day of giving.
This document provides frequently asked questions about #GivingTuesday, which is an annual global day of giving held on the Tuesday after Thanksgiving. It explains that #GivingTuesday benefits non-profits by increasing exposure and support during the holiday giving season. Any individual or organization can participate for free by promoting donations or fundraising campaigns using the #GivingTuesday hashtag on social media and other channels. While the #GivingTuesday movement encourages participation, it does not directly accept or distribute donations.
The document provides ideas for how companies can participate in #GivingTuesday, a global day focused on giving back. It suggests companies can push information about their community investments to raise awareness or pull information from communities about their needs. Internally, companies can engage employees by reminding them of matching gift policies or asking for stories about the impact of community initiatives. Externally, companies can announce commitments, celebrate past community moments, or partner with non-profits to recognize #GivingTuesday together. The goal is for companies to participate in the movement in a way that aligns with their specific approach to community engagement.
This document discusses using social media for successful communication campaigns. It provides tips on using owned, earned, and paid social media; learning communities; inspiring action; using visuals and contests; repurposing content; listening; researching; and always remembering the goals of protecting wildlife. Time on social media should be split between listening, communicating, creating, and tracking results.
- #GivingTuesday is an annual global day of giving that occurs on the Tuesday after Black Friday and Cyber Monday, aimed at kickstarting the holiday giving season and encouraging people to donate to charities.
- It began in 2012 and has grown significantly each year, now including over 30,000 organizational partners worldwide.
- The document discusses #GivingTuesday's growth in Canada, with donations increasing 75% in 2014 and 169% in 2013 from the previous years. It provides an overview of #GivingTuesday and its impact.
This document discusses how communities can help those in need through volunteer programs and online networks. It provides examples of existing programs like Olathe Serve Day and Christmas in October that complete home repair projects. Online networks like Twitter and blogs are also highlighted as a way to raise awareness and funds. The document proposes creating a website to connect those wanting to help with people in need of assistance in the Kansas City area.
Social media use has grown significantly among non-profits, with 92% using Facebook, 90% using Twitter, and 70% using YouTube by 2011. While the YMCA had the fewest Facebook followers, it was the highest earning non-profit, and the Public Broadcasting Service had the most Facebook followers but was in the middle for profits. Successful social media strategies for non-profits include being aware of your brand, building conversations rather than just broadcasting, and using visual content like videos and images to tell compelling stories. Non-profits use social media primarily to gain supporters, raise funds, and gather volunteers.
Leadership Initiatives has been officially endorsed by Global Giving and has attracted the attention of a new sponsor due to their success in a youth challenge. Each social entrepreneur program run by Leadership Initiatives permanently changes the lives and economies of the communities involved. As a result of this proven success, a sponsor named _____ will match all online donations to Leadership Initiatives up to 50% and $1,000 per donor on June 16th. Leadership Initiatives is aiming to raise $10,000 in 24 hours on June 16th to take full advantage of this matching opportunity and support from new donors is needed to reach this goal.
Social media marketing and optimization for nonprofitsClinton Cimring
This presentation details the use of social media marketing and campaigns for nonprofits and community based organizations. I use #givingtuesday as an example of the power of social media for a nonprofit in extending its reach and effectively communicating its message to its audience and community of interest.
Solving water crisis is imperative for many countries around the globe and we at hands 4 others accumulate all our manpower and resources to rectify this major problem and you voluntarily become a member of this revolutionary moment.
The document provides guidance for organizing a Walk for Water event to raise awareness and funds for Water Mission's work to address the global water crisis. It outlines the 4 key steps to planning a successful event: 1) Form a leadership team to divide responsibilities; 2) Set the date, route and fundraising goals; 3) Spread the word through various promotional and recruitment strategies; 4) Host the Walk for Water event to raise funds and awareness. The overall aim is for communities to engage locally to make an impact globally on the lives of the 1.8 billion people without access to safe drinking water.
Timeraiser is a program that holds events where people bid their volunteer hours, not money, on original artwork by emerging Canadian artists. Attendees pledge to complete 100 hours of volunteer work for nonprofit organizations. Once completed, they receive the artwork they won. This benefits nonprofits who receive volunteer hours, artists who are paid for their pieces, and attendees who support causes and receive art. The document provides details on sponsorship opportunities and levels for the Timeraiser program, its impact in communities across Canada, and financial information.
The document discusses the author's internship with Project C.U.R.E., a non-profit organization that collects and distributes medical supplies to developing countries. The author thanks Katherine Mabardy for the opportunity to work on Project C.U.R.E.'s largest fundraiser, the First Ladies Luncheon. As the intern, the author helped coordinate social media promotion, recruited volunteers, and managed set-up for the successful event, which raised $137,000. The luncheon honored the First Lady of Kenya, Margaret Kenyatta, for her "Beyond Zero" initiative to reduce maternal and infant mortality rates in Kenya through mobile health clinics.
HubSpot's Partner Fundraising Contest for charity: waterHubSpot
Charity: Water is holding a fundraising campaign in September to bring clean water to 100 communities in India. HubSpot is participating by fundraising among its employees and networks. So far, HubSpot employees have raised $49,252 to fund clean water projects reaching 1,094 people. HubSpot is holding an agency fundraising competition, challenging other companies to drive donations through their networks by the end of the year for charity: water's cause. The winning company will receive a guest blog post on HubSpot's website and other prizes.
The document announces an upcoming peace celebration organized by a non-profit foundation founded in 2009 by Cherokee medicine man David Cloud. The foundation has programs in Virginia Beach communities and works to achieve peace through healing in America. It invites people to visit its website to learn more about its mission, vision, and programs that offer hope and help those in need.
The document discusses moving away from focusing on "next big things" and instead focusing on serving people and regenerating nature through small, localized initiatives. It provides examples of several small social enterprises that are training communities, providing healthcare, addressing waste, and supporting people with disabilities through agricultural programs. The overall message is that small, community-focused efforts can have a big impact and that service to others should be the priority over products and large-scale growth.
The nonprofit Daring Adventures faced decline after losing funding from the City of Phoenix Parks & Recreation Department. Alisa Chatinsky was hired to create a strategic plan to turn the organization around. Over two years as interim CEO, she helped Daring Adventures increase program participation and funding four times, develop marketing strategies, and put systems in place to sustain the organization's growth. The case study documents Daring Adventures' journey from decline to successful turnaround under Chatinsky's leadership.
Reinvesting in Agricultural Communities & Growing Innovationruralxchange
This document summarizes initiatives by the Rural Advancement Foundation International to support agricultural communities. It discusses a Tobacco Communities Reinvestment Fund that has invested over $6 million dollars in 500 family farms over 17 years. It also outlines RAFI's Growing Innovation campaign which uses crowdfunding and an interactive map to showcase success stories and encourage further investment in sustainable agriculture. The campaign aims to develop an online library and publish two books on innovative farming projects.
How to solve Africa's food crisis using business incubation - Nii SimmondsNii Simmonds
How can Silicon Valley incubation be used to help alleviate food crisis in Africa, by utilizing the African Diaspora to provide mentorship for agribusiness incubators in Africa. Nii Simmonds is an expert in entrepreneurship and venture capital in Africa, he advises entrepreneurs on how to scale ideas inside agribusiness incubators to help solve Africa's food crisis.
This document summarizes a study on esophageal perforation in children conducted in Kurdistan, Iraq between 2006-2013. The study found 10 cases of esophageal perforation in children, most commonly caused by complications from esophageal dilation procedures (7 cases). Symptoms included respiratory distress and subcutaneous emphysema. Conservative management including nothing by mouth, antibiotics, and chest tube drainage was successful in 7 patients, while 2 patients required surgery. The study concludes that iatrogenic causes are the most common, and conservative management can have favorable outcomes in children with esophageal perforation.
For the 2013 Cannes young Lions Media Competition, contestants were tasked with creating a strategic media plan that would increase awareness and engagement for the KaBOOM! brand; an organization leading the charge in building play spaces for kids across america.
My teammate and I made it to the finals along with 6 other teams out of 125 nation wide. We places 3rd in the U.S. Finals.
This document discusses the 25th anniversary of the Icehotel in Swedish Lapland. It provides background on how the Icehotel was founded in 1989 and has grown over 25 years to become a renowned work of art built entirely of ice and snow each winter. The document explores some of the creative challenges the Icehotel team has undertaken and looks forward to the special events and installations planned for the 25th anniversary season. It also shares tips for visiting the Icehotel and experiencing other aspects of authentic Lapland culture.
The document provides ideas for how companies can participate in #GivingTuesday, a global day focused on giving back. It suggests companies can push information about their community investments to raise awareness or pull information from communities about their needs. Internally, companies can engage employees by reminding them of matching gift policies or asking for stories about the impact of community initiatives. Externally, companies can announce commitments, celebrate past community moments, or partner with non-profits to recognize #GivingTuesday together. The goal is for companies to participate in the movement in a way that aligns with their specific approach to community engagement.
This document discusses using social media for successful communication campaigns. It provides tips on using owned, earned, and paid social media; learning communities; inspiring action; using visuals and contests; repurposing content; listening; researching; and always remembering the goals of protecting wildlife. Time on social media should be split between listening, communicating, creating, and tracking results.
- #GivingTuesday is an annual global day of giving that occurs on the Tuesday after Black Friday and Cyber Monday, aimed at kickstarting the holiday giving season and encouraging people to donate to charities.
- It began in 2012 and has grown significantly each year, now including over 30,000 organizational partners worldwide.
- The document discusses #GivingTuesday's growth in Canada, with donations increasing 75% in 2014 and 169% in 2013 from the previous years. It provides an overview of #GivingTuesday and its impact.
This document discusses how communities can help those in need through volunteer programs and online networks. It provides examples of existing programs like Olathe Serve Day and Christmas in October that complete home repair projects. Online networks like Twitter and blogs are also highlighted as a way to raise awareness and funds. The document proposes creating a website to connect those wanting to help with people in need of assistance in the Kansas City area.
Social media use has grown significantly among non-profits, with 92% using Facebook, 90% using Twitter, and 70% using YouTube by 2011. While the YMCA had the fewest Facebook followers, it was the highest earning non-profit, and the Public Broadcasting Service had the most Facebook followers but was in the middle for profits. Successful social media strategies for non-profits include being aware of your brand, building conversations rather than just broadcasting, and using visual content like videos and images to tell compelling stories. Non-profits use social media primarily to gain supporters, raise funds, and gather volunteers.
Leadership Initiatives has been officially endorsed by Global Giving and has attracted the attention of a new sponsor due to their success in a youth challenge. Each social entrepreneur program run by Leadership Initiatives permanently changes the lives and economies of the communities involved. As a result of this proven success, a sponsor named _____ will match all online donations to Leadership Initiatives up to 50% and $1,000 per donor on June 16th. Leadership Initiatives is aiming to raise $10,000 in 24 hours on June 16th to take full advantage of this matching opportunity and support from new donors is needed to reach this goal.
Social media marketing and optimization for nonprofitsClinton Cimring
This presentation details the use of social media marketing and campaigns for nonprofits and community based organizations. I use #givingtuesday as an example of the power of social media for a nonprofit in extending its reach and effectively communicating its message to its audience and community of interest.
Solving water crisis is imperative for many countries around the globe and we at hands 4 others accumulate all our manpower and resources to rectify this major problem and you voluntarily become a member of this revolutionary moment.
The document provides guidance for organizing a Walk for Water event to raise awareness and funds for Water Mission's work to address the global water crisis. It outlines the 4 key steps to planning a successful event: 1) Form a leadership team to divide responsibilities; 2) Set the date, route and fundraising goals; 3) Spread the word through various promotional and recruitment strategies; 4) Host the Walk for Water event to raise funds and awareness. The overall aim is for communities to engage locally to make an impact globally on the lives of the 1.8 billion people without access to safe drinking water.
Timeraiser is a program that holds events where people bid their volunteer hours, not money, on original artwork by emerging Canadian artists. Attendees pledge to complete 100 hours of volunteer work for nonprofit organizations. Once completed, they receive the artwork they won. This benefits nonprofits who receive volunteer hours, artists who are paid for their pieces, and attendees who support causes and receive art. The document provides details on sponsorship opportunities and levels for the Timeraiser program, its impact in communities across Canada, and financial information.
The document discusses the author's internship with Project C.U.R.E., a non-profit organization that collects and distributes medical supplies to developing countries. The author thanks Katherine Mabardy for the opportunity to work on Project C.U.R.E.'s largest fundraiser, the First Ladies Luncheon. As the intern, the author helped coordinate social media promotion, recruited volunteers, and managed set-up for the successful event, which raised $137,000. The luncheon honored the First Lady of Kenya, Margaret Kenyatta, for her "Beyond Zero" initiative to reduce maternal and infant mortality rates in Kenya through mobile health clinics.
HubSpot's Partner Fundraising Contest for charity: waterHubSpot
Charity: Water is holding a fundraising campaign in September to bring clean water to 100 communities in India. HubSpot is participating by fundraising among its employees and networks. So far, HubSpot employees have raised $49,252 to fund clean water projects reaching 1,094 people. HubSpot is holding an agency fundraising competition, challenging other companies to drive donations through their networks by the end of the year for charity: water's cause. The winning company will receive a guest blog post on HubSpot's website and other prizes.
The document announces an upcoming peace celebration organized by a non-profit foundation founded in 2009 by Cherokee medicine man David Cloud. The foundation has programs in Virginia Beach communities and works to achieve peace through healing in America. It invites people to visit its website to learn more about its mission, vision, and programs that offer hope and help those in need.
The document discusses moving away from focusing on "next big things" and instead focusing on serving people and regenerating nature through small, localized initiatives. It provides examples of several small social enterprises that are training communities, providing healthcare, addressing waste, and supporting people with disabilities through agricultural programs. The overall message is that small, community-focused efforts can have a big impact and that service to others should be the priority over products and large-scale growth.
The nonprofit Daring Adventures faced decline after losing funding from the City of Phoenix Parks & Recreation Department. Alisa Chatinsky was hired to create a strategic plan to turn the organization around. Over two years as interim CEO, she helped Daring Adventures increase program participation and funding four times, develop marketing strategies, and put systems in place to sustain the organization's growth. The case study documents Daring Adventures' journey from decline to successful turnaround under Chatinsky's leadership.
Reinvesting in Agricultural Communities & Growing Innovationruralxchange
This document summarizes initiatives by the Rural Advancement Foundation International to support agricultural communities. It discusses a Tobacco Communities Reinvestment Fund that has invested over $6 million dollars in 500 family farms over 17 years. It also outlines RAFI's Growing Innovation campaign which uses crowdfunding and an interactive map to showcase success stories and encourage further investment in sustainable agriculture. The campaign aims to develop an online library and publish two books on innovative farming projects.
How to solve Africa's food crisis using business incubation - Nii SimmondsNii Simmonds
How can Silicon Valley incubation be used to help alleviate food crisis in Africa, by utilizing the African Diaspora to provide mentorship for agribusiness incubators in Africa. Nii Simmonds is an expert in entrepreneurship and venture capital in Africa, he advises entrepreneurs on how to scale ideas inside agribusiness incubators to help solve Africa's food crisis.
This document summarizes a study on esophageal perforation in children conducted in Kurdistan, Iraq between 2006-2013. The study found 10 cases of esophageal perforation in children, most commonly caused by complications from esophageal dilation procedures (7 cases). Symptoms included respiratory distress and subcutaneous emphysema. Conservative management including nothing by mouth, antibiotics, and chest tube drainage was successful in 7 patients, while 2 patients required surgery. The study concludes that iatrogenic causes are the most common, and conservative management can have favorable outcomes in children with esophageal perforation.
For the 2013 Cannes young Lions Media Competition, contestants were tasked with creating a strategic media plan that would increase awareness and engagement for the KaBOOM! brand; an organization leading the charge in building play spaces for kids across america.
My teammate and I made it to the finals along with 6 other teams out of 125 nation wide. We places 3rd in the U.S. Finals.
This document discusses the 25th anniversary of the Icehotel in Swedish Lapland. It provides background on how the Icehotel was founded in 1989 and has grown over 25 years to become a renowned work of art built entirely of ice and snow each winter. The document explores some of the creative challenges the Icehotel team has undertaken and looks forward to the special events and installations planned for the 25th anniversary season. It also shares tips for visiting the Icehotel and experiencing other aspects of authentic Lapland culture.
The Weight Loss Surgery Foundation of America is a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization that provides funding for weight loss surgery through grants. It aims to help people with obesity move from surviving to thriving by empowering them through education, support and access to surgery. Over 300,000 Americans die each year from obesity-related illness but many insurance policies do not cover treatment and applicants often must appeal multiple times to receive approval. The WLSFA is the only charity in the world that funds grants for weight loss surgery and it has provided over a dozen grants since 2011 to help those in need gain access to life-changing procedures.
The brochure promotes Camp Redcloud, a Christian camp and retreat center located in Lake City, Colorado. It welcomes visitors to experience a lifelong adventure with God through biblical teaching, discipleship, challenging activities, and encouraging relationships with Christ. The brochure highlights the camp's mission to develop Christ-like character in youth and families. It provides information on the various programs offered including adventure camps, equestrian camps, expeditions, and family retreats. Testimonials praise the camp's impact and transformation of hearts through the gospel. Contact details are provided to learn more.
Illinois has a flat individual income tax rate of 5% while Wisconsin has progressive individual income tax rates that range from 4.6% to 7.75% depending on taxable income. Additionally, Wisconsin taxes retirement income but Illinois does not.
Three-phase induction motors require control gear like starters to safely start and stop the motor. There are different types of starters that can be used including direct-on-line starters, reversing starters, and star-delta starters. Star-delta starters help reduce high starting currents by initially connecting the motor in star configuration before switching to delta.
Graham Anderson Consulting- Digital CapabilitiesGraham Anderson
Hello
Text Resumes are so dry. It's quite depressing to sum up one's skills and achievements in bullet points.
Myself, I've worked with clients such as Sony, Fox, Samsung, Disney, Canon, UCLA Med, TD Gardens, Cartoon Network, and etc.
My specialties are forest level creative and technical, pitches, timelines, financials, pitches/decks, schematics, prototypes, and ‘proactive’ analytics.
Cheers
Graham
Graham Anderson
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The document outlines a plan to coordinate global efforts to combat dengue fever through an alliance of organizations, experts, and communities. The alliance aims to 1) connect stakeholders globally to share knowledge and data, 2) create and share scientific findings to further understanding of dengue, 3) measure disease trends to better anticipate outbreaks, and 4) identify and incubate new solutions. By facilitating coordinated action and knowledge sharing worldwide, the alliance intends to make progress on controlling and preventing dengue on a global scale.
This document is a leveled reading passage about earthquakes, volcanoes, and tsunamis. It explains that these events are caused by the movement of tectonic plates deep underground and describes the devastating effects of each natural disaster. Specifically, it discusses how earthquakes shake the ground and damage buildings, how volcanoes explosively erupt ash and lava, and how tsunamis are massive waves that grow huge in size as they reach land.
Lezing Cohousing Architect Laura Fitch (USA) - efficiënte ontwerpsessiesSofie Deberdt
Op 28 juni 2013 kwam Laura Fitch in Gent een lezing geven over het ontwerpen van Cohousings. Een organisatie van Samenhuizen vzw. Dit tweede deel gaat over de aanpak van ontwerpsessies met de groep.
The proposed school bond referendum aims to address growth, renovate facilities, and increase opportunities for students. It would provide $75 million to construct two new schools in the eastern region, and fund renovations and additions at schools in the northern and southern regions to alleviate overcrowding and safety issues. If passed, the bond is projected to cost homeowners an additional $84 annually, or about 25 cents per day, on a $100,000 property. The funds would help accommodate growing student populations and maintain safe learning environments across the district.
Bringing High Speed Rail a step closer - Building a Railway for the 21st centuryScott Martin, CMILT
This presentation outlines a proposal for the development of a Medium Speed Rail (MSR) corridor between Sydney and Canberra as a technology tester for High Speed Rail in Australia.
Blippy is a social media platform that allows users to share their purchase histories. It aims to encourage users to regularly visit the site by making sharing purchases very easy through linking existing credit card or online accounts. Blippy motivates users to engage with the platform through social networks by allowing them to see what their friends are buying. It also sparks curiosity in users who don't initially share their own purchases. Blippy's design focuses on simplicity and uses triggers like credit card stickers and email reminders to maintain user habits of revisiting the site.
This document provides summaries and prices for various e-books on topics such as achieving orgasm, uncovering desires, gaining energy, experiencing life fully, using the unconscious mind, short stories, poems, social skills, storytelling, and building consciousness. The e-books range in price from $2.99 to $5.99. Future books are also promoted, focused on using the mind effectively and telling fun stories to children.
O documento apresenta fotos de antes e depois de vários projetos de pintura mural realizados por um artista, incluindo a fachada de uma escola de enfermagem, um muro de estacionamento com mirante e cachoeiras pintadas, e corredores de uma fábrica de cerveja, demonstrando a habilidade do pintor em transformar paredes sem graça em obras de arte.
Este documento habla sobre la inteligencia artificial (IA). Explica que la IA es una rama de la ciencia computacional que busca construir sistemas capaces de realizar tareas que normalmente requieren inteligencia humana. Además, menciona que la IA se compone de cuatro elementos principales y cubre campos como el aprendizaje automático, la ingeniería del conocimiento y las redes bayesianas. Finalmente, resalta los beneficios que la IA trae al permitir salvar vidas a través del avance tecnológico.
United Way of the Dutchess-Orange Region provides this resource guide for campaign managers to help organize effective workplace fundraising campaigns. It includes information on United Way initiatives in the local community, volunteer and program opportunities available through United Way, tips for organizing fundraising events and meetings, and examples of campaign materials like pledge forms and tracking sheets. The guide aims to equip campaign managers with essential tools and strategies to promote United Way's mission and raise resources to support community programs.
The Power of Fundraising_ 7 Effective Ideas.pdfdanielnoah487
In a world where kindness and empathy can make a profound difference, fundraising stands as a beacon of hope. Whether you’re championing a humanitarian cause or striving to make a positive impact in your community, effective fundraising can propel your mission forward. At Stychno Humanitarian Foundation, we understand the importance of maximizing your efforts to create lasting change. That’s why we’re here to share seven invaluable tips to supercharge your fundraising endeavors.
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- Schedule shifts for pod members
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- Send reminders about shifts
- Track who is filling what shifts
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- Reach out to personal networks
- Invite people to join shifts
- Follow up with volunteers
- Build relationships
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Open Door Ministries provides shelter, food, and rehabilitation programs to the homeless and hungry in the Triad area of North Carolina. It was formed through a merger in 1995 between two organizations that began in the 1960s and 1980s. It currently houses 72 homeless men and operates a soup kitchen serving three meals daily. The organization aims to prevent and end homelessness through additional programs like housing assistance and job training. A campaign is proposed to increase awareness and donations through improved social media presence, website simplification, fundraising events, and community research.
Open Door Ministries provides shelter, food, and rehabilitation programs to the homeless and hungry in the Triad area of North Carolina. The organization was formed through a merger in 1995 and aims to prevent and end homelessness. It operates a soup kitchen, homeless shelter for men, and programs to help individuals obtain housing and job skills. The document recommends strategies for Open Door Ministries such as conducting research through online surveys, simplifying its website, being more active on social media like Instagram and Twitter, and hosting fundraising events to engage potential donors and volunteers.
Public Relations Campaign Book - Indiana Donor NetworkMeredithHardy2
This project is an all-inclusive public relations campaign for the Indiana Donor Network. My role in this project was Lead Writer and Editor. This campaign assisted Indiana Donor Network in spreading awareness and creating positive affinity for organ donation in the state of Indiana.
On January 31st, 2014, at midnight, I launched my own publication: PERREAULT Magazine, a global and digital publication. We publish inspiring and empowering information, insights, campaigns, and educational articles to advocate social and environmental changes. Our conscious content narratives call attention to global issues that impact our world, while showcasing remarkable entrepreneurs and vanguards on the forefront of social and environmental movements and causes.
HUB is a social business dedicated to empowering people and transforming lives through education and sustainable funding for humanitarian programs. It maintains an economic engine that exponentially grows over time to provide sustained resources for charities and members. HUB combines affiliate and network marketing models to maximize global impact while empowering individuals to support causes they are passionate about and make a living through the social business.
The following email offers ideas and language you can use as part of your outreach for #GivingTuesday. This can be sent to Board members, staff, donors, and other community partners to get them involved in your campaign. Feel free to copy, paste, or adjust as you see fit for your organisation.
Unwavering in our commitment to compassion and philanthropy, we stand as the pinnacle of charity organizations in the USA. With an impeccable track record of transformative impact, our unwavering dedication to alleviating suffering and promoting positive change has earned us a place at the forefront of the country's charity landscape. For more information, please visit our website: https://rahmaww.org/
The document provides a literature review on food insecurity and successful food summits. It defines key terms like "food desert" and outlines statistics on food insecurity in the US. One in six Americans experiences food insecurity. Food deserts, where there is limited access to affordable healthy food, disproportionately impact low-income and minority communities. The review highlights two successful food summits that addressed broad hunger issues: the 2014 Idaho Summit brought together over 250 participants to discuss solutions through workshops, and The Voices of Hunger summit in India and Indiana found that sharing personal stories and photos was an effective fundraising tactic.
The document provides a literature review on food insecurity and successful food summits. It defines key terms like "food desert" and outlines statistics on food insecurity in the US. One in six Americans experiences food insecurity. Food deserts, where there is limited access to affordable healthy food, disproportionately impact low-income and minority communities. The review then discusses two successful food summits that addressed food insecurity - the 2014 Idaho Summit which brought together over 250 people to discuss solutions through workshops, and The Voices of Hunger summit which found success by tailoring solutions to individual community issues through storytelling and photography.
The document provides a literature review on food insecurity and successful food summits. It defines key terms like food desert and food insecurity. It notes that over 23.5 million Americans live in food deserts and minorities are especially affected. The review highlights two successful food summits: the 2014 Idaho Summit addressed a range of hunger issues through workshops and identified priority initiatives; The Voices of Hunger summit in Indiana and India found success through a personalized, culture-centered approach like using photographs to connect donors with those in need.
This document provides a plan for a campaign by the Greater High Point Food Alliance to raise awareness and establish itself in the community. It outlines research goals to understand levels of awareness around food insecurity and who is already involved in addressing it. It also discusses opportunities for partnership. The overall goal is to increase awareness of the Alliance in order to build relationships, gain volunteers and donors, and create positive change.
AIDSAware is a first of its kind awareness movement which is a joint collaboration between PT Foundation and ruumzcauses whereby the public themselves become the vehicle for creating and spreading AIDS awareness utilizing social media, by taking a picture of themselves holding a AIDS/HIV related message on a piece of paper or card and posting and sharing their "photo messages" online. It incorporates a Public Service Announcement (PSA) angle whereby 42 prominent personalities and celebrities got together for free to shoot high quality photos holding their own messages on AIDS in the vein of the "Got Milk?" campaign from the United States. These shots will be compiled into a calendar and posters for PSAs etc.
Behind the scene videos and celebrity video messages were also shot and will be shared online to raise awareness and encourage further participation. The project hopes not only to create more awareness on HIV and AIDS prevention, but also to make it less taboo to discuss and talk about HIV and AIDS. Aidsaware advocates safer sex and not discriminating against people living with HIV. The target is to collect 13,000 photo messages by end December 2010 (as 13,000 Malaysians have already died from AIDS)
We aim to collect the largest public awareness photo exhibition from people of all walks of life, urging them to take their own "mug shots" or photos with their own hand written messages about HIV/AIDS.
PT Foundation will be going on ground to colleges, and shopping centres, educating the youth on HIV awareness. The video of celebs taking their own shots are aimed at encouraging participation and breaking past the taboo of the topic.
We are aiming for these shots to be printed and displayed in a photographic exhibition in a high traffic public area in January 2011.
Austin: Chive Charities: Changing the Giving Paradigm and Finding Growth in 2020TechSoup
Slides from NetSquared Austin's December 7 event "Chive Charities: Changing the Giving Paradigm and Finding Growth in 2020"
https://local.nten.org/events/details/nten-austin-presents-online-chive-charities-changing-the-giving-paradigm-and-finding-growth-in-2020/#/
Chive Charities has changed the giving paradigm. As opposed to using a cause to raise awareness and funds, Chive Charities uses the stories of individual grant recipients to raise awareness for the causes they support: veterans and first responders with medically-related needs and rare medical diagnoses.
2020 has turned the world upside down, leaving almost no business unscathed. Putting an emphasis on four key priorities, Chive Charities has found remarkable success - growing their community of support in a year that felt impossible to do so. Erika Carley, Chive Charities' Senior Director of Operations, will speak to our tech club about their work, their impact, and she will share insights regarding how to find growth in 2020 and beyond.
The document outlines Creative Minds, a program developed by a UK mental health trust to promote wellbeing through creative activities. It aims to deliver activities wanted by communities and restore hope through a non-judgemental, partnership-based approach. Workshops found creative activities increased skills, confidence, and purpose. The program now includes over 90 community partnerships and internal projects across arts, music, sports and more to engage people and address social determinants of mental health. Evaluation found increased participation, quality care, and community resilience through this approach.
You have helped your clients see themselves and their families in a new light as economic actors. You can do the same for their lives as civic actors. The nations of the world have agreed to the Sustainable Development Goals, goals such as eradicating extreme poverty, eliminating preventable child deaths, and ensuring all children complete secondary school all by 2030. In this training you will learn how to empower your clients to use their voices as citizens on issues that matter in their lives, the lives of community members, and across their nation. By helping clients influence village leaders and members of Parliament through advocacy, we will make the SDGs real.
This document discusses a workshop on how charities can build trust with the public. It outlines that while most of the public think charities improve lives, many feel the behavior of large charities has damaged the sector's reputation. Recent scandals are noted that have affected trust. Efforts by the sector to address issues through fundraising regulation and transparency are mentioned. A narrative is presented to communicate charities' positive impact and the role of transparency. Next steps discussed include implementing the narrative and addressing underlying causes of mistrust rather than just communications.
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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.
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Donate to charity during this holiday seasonSERUDS INDIA
For people who have money and are philanthropic, there are infinite opportunities to gift a needy person or child a Merry Christmas. Even if you are living on a shoestring budget, you will be surprised at how much you can do.
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Working with data is a challenge for many organizations. Nonprofits in particular may need to collect and analyze sensitive, incomplete, and/or biased historical data about people. In this talk, Dr. Cori Faklaris of UNC Charlotte provides an overview of current AI capabilities and weaknesses to consider when integrating current AI technologies into the data workflow. The talk is organized around three takeaways: (1) For better or sometimes worse, AI provides you with “infinite interns.” (2) Give people permission & guardrails to learn what works with these “interns” and what doesn’t. (3) Create a roadmap for adding in more AI to assist nonprofit work, along with strategies for bias mitigation.
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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.
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About Potato, The scientific name of the plant is Solanum tuberosum (L).Christina Parmionova
The potato is a starchy root vegetable native to the Americas that is consumed as a staple food in many parts of the world. Potatoes are tubers of the plant Solanum tuberosum, a perennial in the nightshade family Solanaceae. Wild potato species can be found from the southern United States to southern Chile
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2. What is Human Health
Project (HHP)- Vision
HHP is a nonprofit organization
promoting the health of
individuals worldwide as a
human right for all.
3. What is Human Health
Project (HHP)- Mission
● HHP provides a volunteer based, non-profit
and totally non-commercial online platform,
where people can share health information.
● HHP focuses on underserved individuals in
both the developing and developed world.
● Over time, outcomes data will be collected,
evidence based graded and shared with
everyone in the most user friendly way, and
individuals will be connected to local and
remote free health providers, where possible.
4. What is #GivingTuesday
#GivingTuesday is a movement to celebrate
and provide incentives to give. It will
culminate with a global day of giving on
December 2, 2014. This effort harnesses the
collective power of a unique blend of
partners— charities, families, businesses and
individuals—to transform how people think
about, talk about and participate in the giving
season.
5. Why Celebrate?
#GivingTuesday will inspire people to take
collaborative action to improve their local
communities, give back in better, smarter
ways to the charities and causes they
celebrate and help create a better world.
#GivingTuesday will harness the power of
social media to create a global movement
that is dedicated to giving around the world.
6. How You Can Help HHP
Become a Donor
Large or small, we appreciate support at all
levels, and your donation may be tax
deductible.
Sponsor HHP
Is your company willing to help us as a
sponsor. Make HHP your new global health
partner.
Donate at:
http://www.humanhealthproject.org/pages/donate
7. How You Can Help HHP
Match HHP’s Donations
Double the impact of our donations by
providing a one-day match on #GivingTuesday.
Build Awareness of HHP’s service
Spread the word about our work and those we
help through social networking, blogging, and
personal contacts.
Donate:
http://www.humanhealthproject.org/pages/donate
8. Thank You
#GivingTuesday unifies charities,
corporations, small business, and individuals
from across the globe to show how powerful
humanity can be when we unite to give on
one day.
Let’s make December 2, 2014 a great
#GivingTuesday for Human Health Project
and those we serve.
9. To learn more about Human Health
Project and to join our celebration of
giving, please visit:
Website:
http://www.humanhealthproject.org/pages/donate
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