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5 Creative Angles to Consider for Your Next Fundraising Campaign

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Launching a unique campaign can set your organization apart by creating a buzz around your mission, engaging new audiences, and getting people excited to participate in something meaningful. . Livestrong has applied this approach to their Solution Grants Program, which focuses on funding solutions that solve everyday cancer problems.

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The American Cancer Society Wants Your Birthday!

Beth's Blog: How Nonprofits Can Use Social Media

As more and more nonprofits and individuals flock to social networks, creating acacophony of fundraising pitches and the subsequent cause fatigue, how can organizations scale? They are encouraging people to declare their birthday to cancer (and adopt a healthy lifestyle). There's also a cake contest.

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5 Tips for Planning A Fundraising Campaign Around a Holiday

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From Mother’s Day campaigns raising money for breast cancer research to Christmas fundraisers collecting gifts for children in need, great holiday fundraisers stick in your mind for years afterwards. They could record a testimonial video detailing their journey to recovery and expressing their gratitude for your organization’s support.

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Father’s Day Fundraising: 9 Ideas That Will Get People Donating

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For example, if you’re raising money for cancer research, tell stories about how cancer has affected fathers in your community. Use hashtags, post photos, and hold contests to get people engaged with your campaign. For example, you could offer a free t-shirt for donations of $50 or more. Use social media.

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New Year, New Format for In-Person Peer-to-Peer Events (With Examples!)

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If your organizations is still working to develop and transparently communicate solid plans for this spring’s event offerings, these examples should give you some inspiration. They made it fun by challenging participants to a car decorating contest! Here’s a very thorough example of a transparent safety plan from Project Hero.

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What Lessons Will Pepsi Learn About Crowdsourcing for Social Good from Chase Bank Contest Fail?

Beth's Blog: How Nonprofits Can Use Social Media

Rather than donating the money to nonprofits through a traditional corporate responsibility grant program, Pepsi will jump on the online contest bandwagon. Pepsi will have contests every month for 10 months beginning Jan. The grant categories will be: Health. Arts & Culture. Food & Shelter. The Planet. Neighborhoods.

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Selfies for Good?

Beth's Blog: How Nonprofits Can Use Social Media

Using photos for online organizing is not limited to the US, it is global. Here is a recent example from Global Voices Online reporting on how activists in the Philippines used selfies to protest train fare hikes. Johnson & Johnson sponsored a contest where they donated $1 for each selfie photo donated through Donate a Photo.

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