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Older Donors Do It Online Too | eJewish Philanthropy: The Jewish Philanthropy Blog
Older Donors Do It Online Too February 12, 2010 by eJP Filed under Using Technology Wisely Leave a Comment Many charities see the internet as a way to communicate with the youth market, but it’s not just the young and hip who are online. Older donors are valuable and ignored at your peril, says Jonathan Waddingham, a Digital Strategist at JustGiving in London. “It’s a fact that many...
Read MoreThe Smart Money: Online Fundraising for Schools (Part 1 of 2): ticketprinting.com
Share The Smart Money: Online Fundraising for Schools (Part 1 of 2) by Sue Doh Nihm on February 16, 2010 You need extra-curricular activities, office supplies, and roof repairs. You need to make up for the budget cuts, expanding classes, and an increase in Internet bandwidth. In short, you need money. When the PTA is stretched thin and your kids refuse to sell another chocolate bar, it’s time...
Read MoreOnline Engagement and Giving: Making the Most of Real Numbers: nten.org
Share Online Engagement and Giving: Making the Most of Real Numbers Submitted by Brett on Wed, 02/17/2010 – 7:32am. Alan Cooke, Convio There is little debate that online communication, fundraising, and advocacy have become important parts of the modern nonprofit’s fundraising and marketing mix. While system data and trends show online giving is growing, consumer research...
Read MoreHow Charities Are #FindingTheGood With Facebook Pages: Mashable
Share How Charities Are #FindingTheGood With Facebook Pages Alison Driscoll is an interactive copywriter and social media consultant who specializes in Facebook. She authors a blog at alisondriscoll.com. When Facebook first launched, we joined any and every Group we received an invite for. Now, Pages have taken over, offering us more content and interactivity than Groups could ever have dreamed...
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