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Nonprofits Who are Making A Difference Through Play

Beth's Blog: How Nonprofits Can Use Social Media

Several nonprofits have successfully interacted with, and more importantly, seen impact from, these engaged new audiences. One infamous example is Foldit , a protein-folding puzzle game that crowdsources potential real-world protein structures and solutions. Players, who collectively average about 30 years old in the U.S.,

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Tech Wellness in the Nonprofit Workplace: Tips for Avoiding Collaborative Overload

Beth's Blog: How Nonprofits Can Use Social Media

Planning is about using structure and rituals to keep organized. It is important for your team to have the right amount of structure in their workflow. Is the ratio of team/solo time adequate? Many times we need to use technology to facilitate the meeting, whether it is bring a remote worker or view a presentation.

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Making the Most of Your Nonprofit’s Website: Understanding the Basics

Connection Cafe

Facilitating online donations, sign-ups, pledges, and more. The ‘frontend’ of your organization’s website is the publicly-visible part that your donors and supporters interact with. Optimizing the frontend of your website is essential for giving your supporters a positive user experience when interacting with it.

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11 Charity Auction Tips for Raising More Money

Neon CRM

Because auctions are so interactive, they can be great opportunities to engage and connect with your supporters. Online auctions are more economical and can be easier to plan, but you’ll miss out on getting to interact with your supporters in a social setting. Try to strike a ratio of three bottles to every five attendees.

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Game Friday: Can Your Museum Afford to Play?

Museum 2.0

Tomb is an interactive Indiana Jones-style 45 minute team experience in which small groups, led by a guide, confront a series of puzzles and sensory challenges as they try to escape from a pharoah's cursed tomb. Instead of guides leading groups, there are actor/facilitators who interact with visitors throughout their experience.

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