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Delivering Excellence in the Age of AI or Association 4.0

.orgSource

At.orgSource we call this new benchmark for performance Association 4.0, We’ve interviewed icons and iconoclasts of association leadership, conducted focus groups, and developed surveys. Individual members/customers –by helping them in their career development and enabling them to perform their jobs at the highest level.

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Data to support the relentless pursuit of racial equity 

Candid

of philanthropic funding going to support AAPI communities. Our first task was to develop a shared definition for “people of color-led and people of color-serving” organizations. We decided to develop a shared definition is for benchmarking only. We quickly learned, however, of the complexity of defining the terms.

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Social Media Benchmarking: Gauging Success for Project and Organizations in Global Health and Development

Beth's Blog: How Nonprofits Can Use Social Media

A benchmarking process can be as simple as finding a handful of similar nonprofit organizations and comparing your key performance metrics. Take this example comparing nonprofits performance in pinerest. Or you may use a sector wide benchmarking study such as the NTEN Social Networking Benchmarking Study. By: Rebecca Shore.

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How to Develop a Strategic Fundraising Plan

Qgiv

You’re looking for a nonprofit development plan ! Developing your strategic fundraising plan. Incorporate your mission Develop your team Create objectives Determine how you’ll fundraise over the course of the year Conduct your research Put your plan into action. Develop your team. Incorporate your mission.

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SCOUT QUEST WEBINAR: What’s next for our data co-op

M+R

Participating organizations share their supporter email, action, donation, deliverability, engagement, and fundraising behavior. In return, they receive volumes of rich, useful data about their supporters to help in targeting, re-engagement, advertising, and more. It’s what we don’t ask them to share: supporters’ privacy.

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Reminder: SCOUT QUEST WEBINAR

M+R

Participating organizations share their supporter email, action, donation, deliverability, engagement, and fundraising behavior. In return, they receive volumes of rich, useful data about their supporters to help in targeting, re-engagement, advertising, and more. It’s what we don’t ask them to share: supporters’ privacy.

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10 Twitter Best Practices for Nonprofits

Nonprofit Tech for Good

This is the ninth post in a blog and webinar series called 101 Digital Marketing Best Practices for Nonprofits , written and presented by Heather Mansfield. In this example, @Codeorg features their logo with an inspirational quote from a supporter: Statistics and fact graphics also work well on Twitter. Like tweets shared by others.

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