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Beth's Blog: How Nonprofits Can Use Social Media
MARCH 17, 2010
Mark Horvath, known as " HardlyNormal " on Twitter and who is a tireless advocate for the cause of homelessness, was the winner of the SXSW Pepsi Refresh Challenge. Gary Vee , a social media celebrity champion and many others, helped this cause win the contest and receive a grant of $50,000 for Invisible People TV. Conclusion.
Beth's Blog: How Nonprofits Can Use Social Media
OCTOBER 14, 2011
I’ve had a lot of experience with online contests, both as a participant (winner) and working two reflection papers for the Case Foundation ‘s America’s Giving Challenge. I said that I wished contest designers would take a Hippocratic Oath to do no harm to nonprofits! Image by Codilicious from Flickr.
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ASU Lodestar Center
SEPTEMBER 21, 2011
You want to help the homeless? It takes only minutes to get going on the site, and there are several different options to get potential donors interested, including contests. Oh, and did I mention that it’s free to download? Feel free to stop by her Twitter page to give her a big Texas-style, "Howdy.". Rescue dogs?
Tech Soup
SEPTEMBER 1, 2017
We know that good stories power fundraising and marketing, so join one of our free events to discover powerful case studies and connect with digital storytelling experts in your community. And if that isn't enough, TechSoup is also running a contest with $10,000 in cash prizes. TechSoup and the NetSquared meetups are here to help.
Qgiv
SEPTEMBER 14, 2021
Once you have your keywords, contact lists, and messages planned, a text fundraising campaign can be a hassle-free way to pull in donations on Giving Tuesday. Plus, you’ll get free publicity for your campaign and tap into a whole new group of supporters—the news station’s audience. Who shares your contests?
Get Fully Funded
DECEMBER 4, 2022
Sometimes it’s a matter of zeroing in on a single aspect of your organization’s work or an unexpected story, such as two volunteers falling in love while serving soup side-by-side in the homeless shelter’s kitchen. Think newspapers and magazines, even the free, weekly publications. Start by listing all the publications in your area.
Get Fully Funded
SEPTEMBER 6, 2022
Here’s a hint: They want to know the inside scoop on what it takes to save bears or tutor kids or help homeless veterans. Engagement through thank-yous, polls, contests, or highlighting a volunteer or project. Twitter : The typical Twitter user is an adult male. Before you post, think about what THEY want to know.
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