Things You Shouldn't Be Paying For

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Every year, nonprofits worldwide (maybe even yours!) spend big bucks on services like creative design, IT help, professional development, and search engine optimization. But it doesn't necessary have to be that way. Shauna Carey, Community Manager for Sparked, the microvolunteering network, will introduce tools and providers that can save your nonprofit or department hundreds, or in some cases, thousands, of dollars. Sometimes, the best way to fundraise is simply to spend less.

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Things You Shouldn't Be Paying For
Shauna Carey

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Today’s Speaker

Shauna Carey
Community Manager,
Sparked
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Fundraising by saving money.

Shauna Carey
Community Manager, Sparked.com

…or, the things you shouldn’t be
paying for!

Microvolunteering, and how it inspired
this very webinar…

Free (awesome) tools exist!

A short list of the our team’s favorites…

Web hosting & design: Wordpress
1. Create an account at www.wordpress.com
2. Choose a theme that suits your needs.
3. Add your content.

* redirect to your own domain for only $12/month

Email & Scheduling: Gmail
- Will emulate any business email address.
- Easy-to-use platform and single sign-in with other
Google products (Picasa, Calendar, Alerts, etc.)
- Calendars can be shared with any other account
for intra-organization scheduling.

CRM: Salesforce for nonprofits

Pros: Free for nonprofits; Highly customizable.
Con: Tough to learn for the non tech-savvy.

Translation: Google & Sparked
- Immediate turnaround.

- Highly sophisticated.

- Translated by native speakers.

- Opportunity to engage
supporters as volunteers.

iPhone Apps: appmakr.com

**Microvolunteers are a great way to brainstorm App ideas!**

Contact :
Shauna Carey
Community Manager, Sparked
shauna@sparked.com

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