The document discusses different strategies for fundraising and leveraging social networks, including micro-philanthropy, personal fundraising campaigns, and utilizing extra-organizational activists and wired fundraisers. It explores how to share stories and lessons learned, leverage existing networks both online and offline, and use techniques like urgency, humor, and matching incentives. It also examines questions around leveraging blogs and social media like Facebook to connect with new donors and "wired fundraisers" to help win a $50,000 contest.

1. Fundraising and social networks

2. Some concepts …. Micro-Philanthropy Personal fundraising Extra-Organizational Activists Wired Fundraisers

3. A lot of small gifts that add up

4. Personal Fundraising

6. It’s about you and why you care!

10. Extra Organizational Activists

13. Wired Fundraisers

15. Some goals … Share stories about the children (and new donors) Share what I’ve learned on the blog Incorporate previous learnings and refines Organizational goal: Win the $50,000

17. Some learnings from my campaigns It’s about you and why you care! Urgency, humor, matching incentives work Leverage your social network on and offline for the networked effect Say thank you in visible and creative ways

18. How can leverage my network around my blog for this cause? Can I use a social network to connect with people I don’t know “wired fundraisers” who will fundraise for us? Are there ways to leverage FB beyond Causes? Since contest is using FB causes, how to leverage it to win $50,000? What are some best practices using it? Lots of Questions ..

20. After a week of experimenting, decided to focus driving all donations to Global Giving, Bloggers Campaign , and use FB (and Causes) as a prospect tool.

21. Wired Fundraisers

22. Some Learnings

25. Last two days ….

31. Let’s look at the responses from Twitter and the Networked Effect