June 11 Hyderabad #1 Introduction to GlobalGiving
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The document summarizes an online fundraising workshop in Hyderabad, India that covers topics like introduction to GlobalGiving, effective online messaging, and GlobalGiving tools for raising funds. GlobalGiving is described as an online marketplace that connects donors with vetted charitable projects around the world and allows projects to directly receive donations and communicate with donors. The workshop also discusses how organizations can use social media and GlobalGiving's online tools to promote their projects, raise funds, and update donors on the impact of their donations.
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This document outlines an agenda and presentation for a workshop on online fundraising and crowd funding. The agenda includes an overview of the online fundraising landscape, planning structured online campaigns, and assessing an organization's online presence. The presentation provides statistics on online giving, examples of crowdfunding platforms and online fundraising strategies, and an activity for participants to develop a crowdfunding campaign plan. Tips are offered on creating a sense of urgency, incentivizing donors, engaging supporters through social media, and celebrating success. [END SUMMARY]
Nonprofits and Technology: Fundraising in the Digital Age
This presentation, done by Robert Evans of Evans Consulting Group, reviews the finer points of fundraising in the digital age that we currently live in. Learning how to stay current and cutting edge will help take a nonprofit's fundraising to the next level!
Ain crowd funding webinar
This document provides information about crowdfunding and An Idea Nation, which is a membership site and global think tank that connects people to fund projects with global impact. It discusses what crowdfunding and crowdsourcing are, examples of successful crowdfunding campaigns, and why people and businesses might choose to crowdfund their projects or support causes. An Idea Nation allows members to donate and decide how money will be spent on various global priorities. The document also outlines the benefits of the An Idea Nation loyalty program and discusses how social media can be used to promote social value messaging.
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This document summarizes the fundraising platform Change Heroes. It allows nonprofits to raise money from millennials through personalized video asks shared among friends. During pilots, campaigns raised over $1 million and acquired many high-quality donors. The platform creates a viral loop where donors start their own campaigns. It has no direct competitors and provides nonprofits a new channel for sustainable fundraising. Revenue comes from fees and commissions on donations. It aims to generate $100 million annually by 2020 from nonprofit, corporate, and custom campaigns.
How to Access Web3 Funding for Your Projects
Hosted by TechSoup on October 4, 2023.
https://events.techsoup.org/e/mzyrw6/
In this third session in our series, we’ll help Makers understand how to take their impact project from idea to reality. We’ll explore how Makers can use DWeb mechanisms to build their projects like hackathons and accelerators, then look at how to fund their impact projects including grants, venture capital, and initial coin offerings.
When it comes to impact funding, there’s nobody with more experience and expertise than Azeem Khan. As Head of Impact at Gitcoin, he’s raised millions of dollars for thousands of innovative public good projects. He’ll be guiding you through the various tried-and-tested means with which to build and fund your next impact project.
Afterward, you’ll receive a guide with hands-on activity and a takeaway explainer you can share with your organization. You’ll also have access to a live Q&A to clarify any questions you have.
This event is supported by an award from the Filecoin Foundation for the Decentralized Web.
Public Good App House is a project of Caravan Studios, a division of TechSoup.
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Jan. 22: #2 Social Media
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- 4. For individuals: An online marketplace that allows people to give and communicate directly with quality, innovative projects all over the world, and hear about the impact their donation has made
- 5. For corporations: A source of quality, vetted charitable projects to which they and their employees can give
- 6. For project partners (you!): A tool to manage and grow your online network of support and increase awareness of your activities
- 10. YOUR ORGANIZATION Credit/debit cards, checks, PayPal, bank wire transfers, stock transfers, private equity shares (tax-deductible) $ & donor info ( monthly ) Project Updates (quarterly) E-mail Donors
- 14. GlobalGiving Today 25+ employees · 2600+ projects · 1200+ organizations · +100 countries 100,000+ donors · US$28 MM in donations headquarters countries with projects
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- 21. How do messages spread? Word of mouth Email Newspaper Website Radio Phone texting Television Twitter ‘blog’
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