48 Ways to Use Social Media for your Nonprofit
48 Ways to Use Social Media for your Nonprofit :Post by Guest Blogger, Danica Kombol of #48in48ATL Sponsor, Everywhere Agency The way nonprofits raise funds today is dramatically different from the old model of snail mail appeals and phone-a- thons. We live in a googleable world, and we learn about causes via our Facebook feeds and…
Three ways Nonprofits can improve fundraising with their website
A nonprofit’s website should be one of its best fundraising tools. A good site will quickly share what the nonprofit does, explain why that is important, and ask people to get involved through volunteerism and giving. The key to using your website to increase giving is clear communication. If a visitor understood the need and…
5 things that happen when you volunteer
Volunteering isn’t always easy. We tend to be busy and taking a night or weekend to help others often sounds great at first, and less great as the volunteer opportunity approaches. But volunteering can produce amazing things! Here are five things that happen when you volunteer: You build relationships. If you are volunteering with friends,…
Guest Blogger, United Way of New York City
It’s about more than a website By: Don Jordan, Director, Strategy and Operations, Community Impact, United Way of New York City We like to think of New York as the greatest City in the world. But for 2.7 million New Yorkers that can’t cover the basics—housing, food, childcare, taxes, and healthcare—that’s just not the case.…
Sponsor Spotlight: Geoff Wilson, President & Founder of 352 Inc.
Thank you, Geoff Wilson and 352 Inc. for returning to #48in48ATL! 48in48: Why is 352 returning to 48in48 in 2016? Wilson: As a digital agency, it’s rare to find an opportunity where you can help non-profits by performing your own craft, and it’s especially rare to be able to help 48 non-profits in one weekend.…
Volunteer Spotlight: Rachelle Kuramoto
“In 2015, I had the great good fortune of being involved in 48in48, helping with messaging and content. I do a lot of volunteer work, and have never seen such an exponential impact as was made during this endeavor. The ~150 volunteers were graced by being able to help in such a specific and immediate…
5 Ways to Make Sure a Nonprofit Event Goes Well:
5 ways to make sure a nonprofit event goes well: Plan absurdly far in advance Sponsors, volunteers and vendors are on their own time. Some may commit casually and never follow through. With enough time to allow the event essentials to finalize, maybe even early, you are left with time to tweak, add on some…
