The photo slides that accompany my presentation to teens in a tech camp on the other side of social media, the digital entrepreneurship side & case examples of teens maximizing their branding,influence & audience; and doing social good too.
This document contains advertisements and designs for various graphic design services including screen printing, cut vinyl, event advertising, typography, social media marketing, movie posters, web pages, magazine layouts, photography, slide design, and more. It promotes the business "Hoppie's Designs" and encourages customers to "Let me design for you!"
The document discusses effective strategies for donor relations and engagement. It notes that donors primarily want access, information and experiences related to the organization, rather than traditional gifts and honors. The author advocates identifying an organization's influential supporters and opening doors for them through advice visits and small social events. Storytelling should be targeted to the right audiences at the right times. Overall communications need to be imaginative, compelling and inspiring to engage donors.
The document contains a table listing the names, phone numbers, relationships, and monthly incomes of six individuals. It provides identifying information about Jose Manuel Perez, Santiago Gonzalez, Fernanda Rodriguez, Paulina Diaz, Ana Contreras, and Renata Hernandez. The total monthly income of the six individuals is $21,500.
This document discusses strategies for online giving challenges. It notes that Wednesday tends to see the most donations but in smaller amounts, and early morning donations average higher amounts. Nearly half of visitors to donation sites do not actually donate. The document encourages evaluating questions on donation forms to focus on the gift. It concludes by providing contact information for Lynne Wester to discuss donor relations strategies further.
This document provides contact information for Dave Young, the public relations director of District 30-M, regarding questions about an upcoming event. It announces a Lions Club Night on March 28th where up to $10 from each ticket sold will benefit the Lions Clubs of Mississippi White Cane Foundation. Gold level tickets for the event are $16.
The document discusses effective strategies for donor relations and engagement. It notes that donors primarily want access, information and experiences related to the organization, rather than traditional gifts and honors. The author advocates identifying an organization's influential supporters and opening doors for them through advice visits and small social events. Storytelling should be targeted to the right audiences at the right times. Overall communications need to be imaginative, compelling and inspiring to engage donors.
The document discusses the setting of the story "Marigolds" by Eugenia Collier. The story takes place in a poor neighborhood in Maryland during the Great Depression. Lizabeth and her family are struggling financially after her father loses his job. The setting influences the story as Lizabeth does not want to live in poverty for her whole life.
The document provides guidance on understanding the fundraising landscape and making effective fundraising appeals. It advises understanding your environment and connecting with donors based on shared values. The CRAM method is presented for fundraising appeals, which involves connecting with an audience's values, rewarding donors, asking for a specific action, and making the appeal memorable. The best fundraising volunteers help enable sustained fundraising success over time.
This document contains advertisements and designs for various graphic design services including screen printing, cut vinyl, event advertising, typography, social media marketing, movie posters, web pages, magazine layouts, photography, slide design, and more. It promotes the business "Hoppie's Designs" and encourages customers to "Let me design for you!"
The document discusses effective strategies for donor relations and engagement. It notes that donors primarily want access, information and experiences related to the organization, rather than traditional gifts and honors. The author advocates identifying an organization's influential supporters and opening doors for them through advice visits and small social events. Storytelling should be targeted to the right audiences at the right times. Overall communications need to be imaginative, compelling and inspiring to engage donors.
The document contains a table listing the names, phone numbers, relationships, and monthly incomes of six individuals. It provides identifying information about Jose Manuel Perez, Santiago Gonzalez, Fernanda Rodriguez, Paulina Diaz, Ana Contreras, and Renata Hernandez. The total monthly income of the six individuals is $21,500.
This document discusses strategies for online giving challenges. It notes that Wednesday tends to see the most donations but in smaller amounts, and early morning donations average higher amounts. Nearly half of visitors to donation sites do not actually donate. The document encourages evaluating questions on donation forms to focus on the gift. It concludes by providing contact information for Lynne Wester to discuss donor relations strategies further.
This document provides contact information for Dave Young, the public relations director of District 30-M, regarding questions about an upcoming event. It announces a Lions Club Night on March 28th where up to $10 from each ticket sold will benefit the Lions Clubs of Mississippi White Cane Foundation. Gold level tickets for the event are $16.
The document discusses effective strategies for donor relations and engagement. It notes that donors primarily want access, information and experiences related to the organization, rather than traditional gifts and honors. The author advocates identifying an organization's influential supporters and opening doors for them through advice visits and small social events. Storytelling should be targeted to the right audiences at the right times. Overall communications need to be imaginative, compelling and inspiring to engage donors.
The document discusses the setting of the story "Marigolds" by Eugenia Collier. The story takes place in a poor neighborhood in Maryland during the Great Depression. Lizabeth and her family are struggling financially after her father loses his job. The setting influences the story as Lizabeth does not want to live in poverty for her whole life.
The document provides guidance on understanding the fundraising landscape and making effective fundraising appeals. It advises understanding your environment and connecting with donors based on shared values. The CRAM method is presented for fundraising appeals, which involves connecting with an audience's values, rewarding donors, asking for a specific action, and making the appeal memorable. The best fundraising volunteers help enable sustained fundraising success over time.
This document discusses how donor centered events can surprise and delight attendees. It notes that donor needs and budgets are changing, so events require a "wow factor" through technology and interactivity to engage attendees. The document suggests involving donors at events and surprising them in order to create a positive attendee experience and strong donor stewardship. It emphasizes designing events that donors want to attend rather than what the organization wants.
The document provides fundraising tips and strategies for non-profits. It discusses understanding the fundraising environment, defining your organization's vision to attract donors, and effectively making the case for support. Specific tips include avoiding #10 envelopes, false urgency, and irrelevant materials. The document promotes the CRAM method of fundraising, which connects with donors' values, rewards them, asks for a specific action, and makes the request memorable. It concludes by thanking the audience and providing contact information for further resources.
The document discusses strategies for improving donor retention and engagement. It finds that donors who give to both academics and athletics, known as "split donors", are retained at higher rates and give larger annual gifts than those who only support one area. To stop donor attrition, organizations should sincerely thank donors and demonstrate the impact of their gifts. Additionally, a new approach is needed that focuses on philanthropy rather than entitlement or exclusivity. Organizations are encouraged to focus on the needs and experiences of donors above all else.
This document promotes a Skype call event on September 19, 2012 from 9:00-10:00pm EST hosted by Women Obtaining Wealth. It encourages joining the revolution by getting out calendars, grabbing pens, telling friends, and calling for information to learn how to pursue one's passion and stop making excuses or wasting time.
The document discusses the need for a paradigm shift in donor relations from involvement to commitment by demonstrating impact and focusing on the donor's needs rather than the organization. It suggests more imaginative communications are needed, including writing brilliantly, superb packaging, and captivating presentations, to inspire donors and report on impact. The goal is to move donors beyond initial involvement to long-term commitment through effective communications that emphasize how their donations help others.
We are excited to welcome the New York Real Estate Journal as a new Sponsor. Please share this announcement with your friends, business associates and family.
Laura Sikorski
This document discusses the importance of donor retention and relationship building rather than focusing solely on transactions. It recommends having specific reports on donor giving patterns, retention, and lapsed donors in order to make informed decisions. The document stresses using more imaginative communications to inspire and engage donors through brilliant writing, packaging, and presentation.
This document provides guidance for donor relations for annual giving donors. It stresses treating donors as individuals rather than transactions and outlines several reports that are important for understanding donors, including giving levels, retention, and lapsed donors. It also emphasizes using imaginative communications that inspire donors and reporting the impact of donations.
The document discusses strategies for non-profit organizations to strengthen donor relationships and increase commitment. It emphasizes focusing communications on demonstrating impact to donors rather than self-promotion. It encourages organizations to be more imaginative in communications, packaging information brilliantly to inspire donors. It stresses thanking donors sincerely and involving them rather than just seeking contributions to reduce attrition.
The document provides recommendations for improving the nonprofit Bear Givers' online social presence and fundraising efforts. It suggests making the website more engaging with stories and social connectivity. Videos should be more prominent and embedded on the site. Fundraising efforts could be more visible and interactive on social media by posting more frequent updates about kids helped, volunteers, donor stories, and celebrity involvement. More targeted ads, photos, and questions could help engage supporters and potential donors.
The mayor is seeking private donations to fund this year's Fourth of July fireworks display at Silver Lake in Rochester, Minnesota, as neither the city nor public funds will pay for it. Donors can choose from donation categories ranging from $1 to over $2,000 and make checks payable to the Mayor's Promotional Account or pay by credit card at City Hall by September 30th to help continue the fireworks display tradition.
Deborah Alsina discusses how she uses Twitter to promote Bowel Cancer UK and support those affected by bowel cancer. She recommends defining your target audience, integrating social media into your communications strategy, and engaging with others rather than just broadcasting information. Her tweets have provided insight, motivation and a human face for the charity. The #Never2Young campaign helped raise awareness and funds through social media.
This document provides contact information for Lynne Wester, a donor relations expert, and encourages connecting with her on LinkedIn and Twitter to learn about building a donor pipeline. It lists Lynne Wester's email and website and the name of her LinkedIn group for further engagement on the topic of donor relations.
The inaugural meeting of 100 Women Who Care about Long Island will be held on July 16, 2013 at 6:30 PM at the Jewel Restaurant in Melville, NY. This philanthropic group aims to support local Long Island charities by having 100 women each donate $100 at quarterly meetings, allowing the group to collectively donate $10,000 to a selected charity. At each meeting, three pre-qualified local charities will give brief presentations and the group will vote on which charity receives that meeting's donation. The goal is to increase the impact of donations by banding together women to support non-profits in Nassau and Suffolk counties.
Little Caesars is a pizza franchise operating in 18 countries and 50 US states. The document discusses recommendations for improving Little Caesars' online presence, including updating their website with high-quality photos and menus, adding a search bar to locate nearby stores, and increasing their social media marketing budget to $10,000 total across Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and LinkedIn. It also provides background on Little Caesars' history originating in Michigan in 1985, their various charity programs, and their focus on value through offerings like Hot-N-Ready pizza.
The document summarizes information about the Juliette Low Leadership Society Celebration Luncheon, which raises funds to support Girl Scouting programs. It notes that Girl Scouts provide 75 million hours of community service annually worth $1.6 billion. Many famous women leaders were formerly Girl Scouts, including former First Lady Hillary Clinton. The luncheon will feature a keynote speaker and honor successful alumni. Sponsorship levels ranging from $250 to $25,000 provide seating and recognition. Funds support scholarships, outdoor education, leadership programs, and initiatives like anti-bullying work and international travel.
The document summarizes Girlguiding's annual Girls' Attitudes Survey public relations launch. It discusses how the survey tracks trends in girls' opinions over five years, giving girls a voice. It also achieved significant media coverage, with features in national newspapers, magazines, and broadcasts. The PR launch utilized social media like short videos and Twitter takeovers to create engagement and discussion around the survey's findings.
The document provides information about Jefferson Land Trust's annual benefit auction including the board of directors, staff, event details, and sponsors. The event will raise funds to preserve iconic landscapes and wildlife habitat in Jefferson County through the acquisition of properties like the 850-acre Chimacum Ridge and other large forest and farm lands. Donors can contribute at various levels from $50 to $5,000 to support the land trust's strategic conservation priorities over the coming year.
This document discusses different types of journals, including a gratitude journal where you write "I am" statements and 5 things you are grateful for each day. A reflective journal focuses on health, relationships, money, career, and forgiveness. Digital journals can be written on a laptop or device and involve unexpected emotions or stream of consciousness writing. The document also provides several journal prompt resources that cover topics like our lives mattering and prompts created specifically for mothers and Black women.
This document outlines creative donor engagement and communication strategies for nonprofit organizations. It identifies key donor segments to target, such as loyal donors and married alumni. Techniques discussed include focusing on the enduring impact of gifts rather than size, using special touches tailored to different donor populations each year, telling impactful stories, and being honest in communications. The document concludes by thanking the audience and providing contact information for further questions.
This document discusses how donor centered events can surprise and delight attendees. It notes that donor needs and budgets are changing, so events require a "wow factor" through technology and interactivity to engage attendees. The document suggests involving donors at events and surprising them in order to create a positive attendee experience and strong donor stewardship. It emphasizes designing events that donors want to attend rather than what the organization wants.
The document provides fundraising tips and strategies for non-profits. It discusses understanding the fundraising environment, defining your organization's vision to attract donors, and effectively making the case for support. Specific tips include avoiding #10 envelopes, false urgency, and irrelevant materials. The document promotes the CRAM method of fundraising, which connects with donors' values, rewards them, asks for a specific action, and makes the request memorable. It concludes by thanking the audience and providing contact information for further resources.
The document discusses strategies for improving donor retention and engagement. It finds that donors who give to both academics and athletics, known as "split donors", are retained at higher rates and give larger annual gifts than those who only support one area. To stop donor attrition, organizations should sincerely thank donors and demonstrate the impact of their gifts. Additionally, a new approach is needed that focuses on philanthropy rather than entitlement or exclusivity. Organizations are encouraged to focus on the needs and experiences of donors above all else.
This document promotes a Skype call event on September 19, 2012 from 9:00-10:00pm EST hosted by Women Obtaining Wealth. It encourages joining the revolution by getting out calendars, grabbing pens, telling friends, and calling for information to learn how to pursue one's passion and stop making excuses or wasting time.
The document discusses the need for a paradigm shift in donor relations from involvement to commitment by demonstrating impact and focusing on the donor's needs rather than the organization. It suggests more imaginative communications are needed, including writing brilliantly, superb packaging, and captivating presentations, to inspire donors and report on impact. The goal is to move donors beyond initial involvement to long-term commitment through effective communications that emphasize how their donations help others.
We are excited to welcome the New York Real Estate Journal as a new Sponsor. Please share this announcement with your friends, business associates and family.
Laura Sikorski
This document discusses the importance of donor retention and relationship building rather than focusing solely on transactions. It recommends having specific reports on donor giving patterns, retention, and lapsed donors in order to make informed decisions. The document stresses using more imaginative communications to inspire and engage donors through brilliant writing, packaging, and presentation.
This document provides guidance for donor relations for annual giving donors. It stresses treating donors as individuals rather than transactions and outlines several reports that are important for understanding donors, including giving levels, retention, and lapsed donors. It also emphasizes using imaginative communications that inspire donors and reporting the impact of donations.
The document discusses strategies for non-profit organizations to strengthen donor relationships and increase commitment. It emphasizes focusing communications on demonstrating impact to donors rather than self-promotion. It encourages organizations to be more imaginative in communications, packaging information brilliantly to inspire donors. It stresses thanking donors sincerely and involving them rather than just seeking contributions to reduce attrition.
The document provides recommendations for improving the nonprofit Bear Givers' online social presence and fundraising efforts. It suggests making the website more engaging with stories and social connectivity. Videos should be more prominent and embedded on the site. Fundraising efforts could be more visible and interactive on social media by posting more frequent updates about kids helped, volunteers, donor stories, and celebrity involvement. More targeted ads, photos, and questions could help engage supporters and potential donors.
The mayor is seeking private donations to fund this year's Fourth of July fireworks display at Silver Lake in Rochester, Minnesota, as neither the city nor public funds will pay for it. Donors can choose from donation categories ranging from $1 to over $2,000 and make checks payable to the Mayor's Promotional Account or pay by credit card at City Hall by September 30th to help continue the fireworks display tradition.
Deborah Alsina discusses how she uses Twitter to promote Bowel Cancer UK and support those affected by bowel cancer. She recommends defining your target audience, integrating social media into your communications strategy, and engaging with others rather than just broadcasting information. Her tweets have provided insight, motivation and a human face for the charity. The #Never2Young campaign helped raise awareness and funds through social media.
This document provides contact information for Lynne Wester, a donor relations expert, and encourages connecting with her on LinkedIn and Twitter to learn about building a donor pipeline. It lists Lynne Wester's email and website and the name of her LinkedIn group for further engagement on the topic of donor relations.
The inaugural meeting of 100 Women Who Care about Long Island will be held on July 16, 2013 at 6:30 PM at the Jewel Restaurant in Melville, NY. This philanthropic group aims to support local Long Island charities by having 100 women each donate $100 at quarterly meetings, allowing the group to collectively donate $10,000 to a selected charity. At each meeting, three pre-qualified local charities will give brief presentations and the group will vote on which charity receives that meeting's donation. The goal is to increase the impact of donations by banding together women to support non-profits in Nassau and Suffolk counties.
Little Caesars is a pizza franchise operating in 18 countries and 50 US states. The document discusses recommendations for improving Little Caesars' online presence, including updating their website with high-quality photos and menus, adding a search bar to locate nearby stores, and increasing their social media marketing budget to $10,000 total across Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and LinkedIn. It also provides background on Little Caesars' history originating in Michigan in 1985, their various charity programs, and their focus on value through offerings like Hot-N-Ready pizza.
The document summarizes information about the Juliette Low Leadership Society Celebration Luncheon, which raises funds to support Girl Scouting programs. It notes that Girl Scouts provide 75 million hours of community service annually worth $1.6 billion. Many famous women leaders were formerly Girl Scouts, including former First Lady Hillary Clinton. The luncheon will feature a keynote speaker and honor successful alumni. Sponsorship levels ranging from $250 to $25,000 provide seating and recognition. Funds support scholarships, outdoor education, leadership programs, and initiatives like anti-bullying work and international travel.
The document summarizes Girlguiding's annual Girls' Attitudes Survey public relations launch. It discusses how the survey tracks trends in girls' opinions over five years, giving girls a voice. It also achieved significant media coverage, with features in national newspapers, magazines, and broadcasts. The PR launch utilized social media like short videos and Twitter takeovers to create engagement and discussion around the survey's findings.
The document provides information about Jefferson Land Trust's annual benefit auction including the board of directors, staff, event details, and sponsors. The event will raise funds to preserve iconic landscapes and wildlife habitat in Jefferson County through the acquisition of properties like the 850-acre Chimacum Ridge and other large forest and farm lands. Donors can contribute at various levels from $50 to $5,000 to support the land trust's strategic conservation priorities over the coming year.
This document discusses different types of journals, including a gratitude journal where you write "I am" statements and 5 things you are grateful for each day. A reflective journal focuses on health, relationships, money, career, and forgiveness. Digital journals can be written on a laptop or device and involve unexpected emotions or stream of consciousness writing. The document also provides several journal prompt resources that cover topics like our lives mattering and prompts created specifically for mothers and Black women.
This document outlines creative donor engagement and communication strategies for nonprofit organizations. It identifies key donor segments to target, such as loyal donors and married alumni. Techniques discussed include focusing on the enduring impact of gifts rather than size, using special touches tailored to different donor populations each year, telling impactful stories, and being honest in communications. The document concludes by thanking the audience and providing contact information for further questions.
When listening about building new Ventures, Marketplaces ideas are something very frequent. On this session we will discuss reasons why you should stay away from it :P , by sharing real stories and misconceptions around them. If you still insist to go for it however, you will at least get an idea of the important and critical strategies to optimize for success like Product, Business Development & Marketing, Operations :)
Reflect Festival Limassol May 2024.
Michael Economou is an Entrepreneur, with Business & Technology foundations and a passion for Innovation. He is working with his team to launch a new venture – Exyde, an AI powered booking platform for Activities & Experiences, aspiring to revolutionize the way we travel and experience the world. Michael has extensive entrepreneurial experience as the co-founder of Ideas2life, AtYourService as well as Foody, an online delivery platform and one of the most prominent ventures in Cyprus’ digital landscape, acquired by Delivery Hero group in 2019. This journey & experience marks a vast expertise in building and scaling marketplaces, enhancing everyday life through technology and making meaningful impact on local communities, which is what Michael and his team are pursuing doing once more with Exyde www.goExyde.com