How to be a Successful Fundraiser: Online Fundraising and Social Media Presentation

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How to be a Successful Fundraiser: Online Fundraising and Social Media Presentation

Digital Storytelling to Attract Funding Presented by Elizabeth Ngonzi on June 23rd in International Step by Step Association's Creating an Online Fundraising Campaign Online Workshop. Organizations seeking to attract funding in this increasingly digital world have to differentiate themselves from 10 million nonprofits worldwide. In this interactive and practical session, participants will learn about how to craft stories that are authentic, clear, relevant and transparent to prospective supporters. They will also learn about how to develop a digital storytelling ecosystem to effectively reach, engage and activate prospective supporters to give.

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