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Presentation given Feb 15, 2011 for the Center for Nonprofit Success's Leadership Series, Strategic Alliances 101
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- For nonprofits to benefit from wired fundraising, they need to be supportive of these efforts, provide resources and messaging guidance to fundraisers, and ensure their systems can effectively process online donations. Communication and collaboration between wired fundraisers and nonprofits is key.
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2. It emphasizes the importance of relationships over technology and provides strategies for websites, social media platforms like Facebook, YouTube, and Twitter, and using email and a donor database.
3. The key recommendations are to continuously evaluate technology use, have fun trying new things, and measure results to improve fundraising and donor engagement.
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