June 22 Mumbai #1 Introduction to GlobalGiving
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The document summarizes an online fundraising workshop in Mumbai, India hosted by Bill Brower of GlobalGiving. It provides an overview of GlobalGiving as an online marketplace that connects donors to vetted charitable projects. It describes how non-profits can use GlobalGiving to promote their projects, receive donations directly, and communicate with donors. The workshop covered how to effectively use GlobalGiving tools and social media to raise funds online.
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GlobalGiving is an online marketplace that connects donors to grassroots projects in developing countries. Donors can browse projects organized by theme or location and donate to projects of their choice. GlobalGiving takes a 15% fee from donations. It funds social entrepreneurs who provide regular updates to donors and use donations for innovative solutions to local problems. GlobalGiving was founded in 2002 based on the founders' experience with the successful World Bank Development Marketplace crowdsourcing funding for poverty solutions.
Pact webinar dec82011
This webinar introduces the GlobalGiving online fundraising platform and discusses how it can help non-profits build fundraising capacity. GlobalGiving allows non-profits to create compelling project pages to raise funds from over 230,000 individual donors. It also partners with corporations to facilitate employee giving and cause marketing. Pact can help local partners by sharing information on GlobalGiving trainings and nominating them to join the platform.
Global giving platform presentation
GlobalGiving is an online fundraising platform that connects charitable organizations around the world with over 400,000 individual and corporate donors who have donated over $160 million since 2002. The platform provides organizations access to donors, fundraising tools and training, and keeps administrative fees low at an average of 9% to ensure sustainability while benefiting organizations. To join, organizations complete an application with documentation and can participate in open challenges to raise funds and become a permanent partner.
GlobalGiving from the donor's point of view
We use this in workshops to educate project leaders around the world about what their grassroots project look like to donors.
How to Succeed on GlobalGiving (April 2010 Kenya Workshop)
Covers how to join GlobalGiving, how to compete successfully in an open challenge, how to manage donors and build personal relationships, and headlines for 2010 upcoming campaigns
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Network for Good is the leading online charitable giving organization that allows donors to give to any registered charity. It processes donations online and through partnerships, provides research and volunteer opportunities, and offers fundraising tools for nonprofits. Partnering with Network for Good provides benefits like increased donations, customer loyalty, positive brand image, and audience data and insights.
HOW TO DO #GIVINGTUESDAY RIGHT
Last year, the number of #GivingTuesday gifts reached 3,600,000, with the dollar amount peaking at $400 million.
There is no question that people are making hefty contributions…but are they making these donations to your organization? And if not, why?
The truth is that while #GivingTuesday provides an opportunity to bring in large donations and expand your donor base, you should be aware of the challenges that come with making fundraising appeals during this popular event in order to be successful.
During Give by Cell’s webinar, we discussed how to handle:
* Stiff holiday competition
* The limitations of social media
* Converting one-time gifts in recurring donations
Jan 25 #3 Succeeding On GG
The document provides information on how organizations can succeed on the GlobalGiving crowdfunding platform. It outlines the requirements for signing up, including passing a rigorous due diligence process to verify eligibility. It also discusses how to write effective project pages, engage donors through regular updates, and participate in funding challenges to increase donations.
Ain crowd funding webinar
Crowdfunding allows individuals and organizations to raise funds from the public online. An Idea Nation is a membership site and global think tank that connects people to crowd fund projects supporting causes in areas like energy, food, health, and education. Members receive social media promotion of their donations and can choose which causes to support. The site also offers a loyalty program and helps members crowd fund projects like owning a home.
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.
Kickstarter - A Crowd Funding Platform
Less is More.
This Presentation has the Key facts about Kickstarter. Also the Business Model.
Kickstarter is a Massive Global Crowd Funding Platform open to the whole World.
The most effective way to generate funds for your future Campaign.
The hottest place for sprouting Startups.
https://www.kickstarter.com/
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Change Heroes: Seed Deck
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.
Online Fundraising Tools
This document provides an overview of various online fundraising tools for non-profits. It discusses websites like Network for Good, Constant Contact, and Crowdrise that allow for email campaigns and online donations. It also mentions tools for fundraising through social media platforms like Facebook Causes and Crowdrise. The document provides details on costs and features of different crowdfunding platforms and tools for personal and peer-to-peer fundraising.
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!
Crowdfunding
View this webinar to learn:
- How crowdfunding can find you new supporters
- How to use what’s working in the commercial world and bring the right elements over to make your charitable crowdfunding successful
- How to benchmark for success in crowdfunding
Using best practices and up-to-date case studies, learn how to do more than just raise money to make potato salad – learn how to raise money, find new supporters, build brand and make your organization stronger with crowdfunding.
May 2010 Wisconsin Nonprofits Conference
This document summarizes tips for nonprofits to embrace technology and optimize their online presence. It discusses using websites, social media like Facebook and Twitter, video, and email to engage donors, attract new supporters, and increase fundraising. Key recommendations include updating websites frequently, using social media to share stories and videos, tracking analytics to improve outreach, and integrating online and email efforts with customer relationship management systems.
Future Focus Presentation: Crowdfunding
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]
Network for Good Partnership Deck (cons)
Network for Good is an online charitable organization that enables donations to any registered charity in the US through its website and partnerships. It processes donations online and through mobile giving. Network for Good has raised over $130 million for over 25,000 nonprofits. Partnering with Network for Good allows companies to incorporate philanthropy and increase consumer loyalty and brand image through cause marketing programs.
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June 18 bangalore #3 Succeeding on GlobalGiving
The document provides instructions for non-profits on how to succeed on the GlobalGiving crowdfunding platform. It outlines the sign up process, due diligence requirements, how to post engaging projects, tips for life on the platform like using project updates, and information on campaigns. The goal is to help non-profits effectively utilize the platform to fundraise and further their social missions.
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This document discusses the importance of social media for organizations and provides tips for using key social media platforms like Twitter and Facebook. It explains that social media allows organizations to build online communities, engage supporters, and spread their message to a wide audience. Specific advice includes keeping tweets short, using hashtags to expand reach, and asking questions on Facebook to encourage conversation.
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The document provides instructions for non-profits on how to succeed on the GlobalGiving crowdfunding platform. It outlines the sign up and due diligence process, how to post engaging projects, tips for life on the platform like using project updates, and information on campaigns and challenges. The goal is to help non-profits effectively utilize the platform to fundraise and further their social missions.
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The document discusses how not-for-profit organizations can use social media like Facebook, Twitter, and blogs to engage supporters and raise awareness of their causes. It provides tips on building communities and relationships online through regular posting of updates, photos, and videos. It also explains how organizations have used social media for fundraising, recruiting volunteers, and spreading their message virally.
Jan. 22: #3 Getting On GG, DD, Posting
The document provides information on how non-profit organizations can succeed on the GlobalGiving crowdfunding platform. It outlines the requirements to sign up including passing a due diligence process and being eligible to receive international donations. It also discusses best practices for projects such as writing clear titles and descriptions, including photos, and regularly updating donors. Organizations are encouraged to participate in Open Access Challenges to gain exposure and prove their fit on the site.
Jan. 15: # 3 Post A Great Project on GlobalGiving
This document provides tips for writing effective project proposals and updates on the GlobalGiving crowdfunding platform. Some key points include:
1. Make the project title clear and descriptive to attract donors.
2. Include donation options below $100 and provide a funding range as most donations are around $50.
3. Use pictures of beneficiaries to personalize the project and engage donors with real people impacted.
4. Provide regular concise updates on project progress and impact to encourage repeat donations and increased visibility on the site.
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- 1. Online Fundraising Workshop Mumbai, India June 22 nd , 2010 Bill Brower Field Program Officer [email_address] Skype: wsbrower Twitter: GloBILLGiving India mobile: 8017099314 All slides will be available at: www.slideshare.net/bbrower The American Center
- 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
- 21. A certification of projects on GlobalGiving which address climate change , either directly or indirectly, in a sustainable manner
- 22. How do messages spread? Word of mouth Email Newspaper Website Radio Phone texting Television Twitter ‘blog’
Editor's Notes
- All the buzzwords
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- Your page is the full expression of your message. You need to draw people to it through a pared down but still effective message.